Remote GIS Analyst I - Utilities Mapping

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangement

Overtime eligible

Career growth

Team environment

Annual bonus

Recognition events

Wellness initiatives

Comprehensive benefits

401k + insurance

PTO + holidays

Job summary

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation is seeking a GIS Specialist I to coordinate, prepare, and process GIS information across digital utility infrastructure. The role covers map production, data editing, quality control, and metadata maintenance to support geospatial applications and reporting.

You’ll work in a hybrid model, collaborating with teams while ensuring accurate data translation, archiving, and system integration with asset management programs.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree or equivalent in a related field.
• 1–3 years of GIS experience or equivalent.
• Familiar with Electric Utility infrastructure and terminology.
• Proficient in ArcGIS Enterprise and map editing tasks.

Responsibilities

• Perform GIS data creation, conversion, translation, migration, and import.
• Edit, QC, manipulate, and analyze digital map data.
• Integrate asset management programs with GIS.
• Develop QA procedures, standards, and protocols.
• Archive digital media and source materials properly.
• Maintain metadata and respond to production inquiries.
• Update base map data for geospatial applications.
• Apply advanced GIS principles and adhere to QC protocols.
• Assist in project layout, design activities, and distribution ops.
• Support DOT/PHMSA reporting preparation.

Skills

ArcGIS Enterprise

ArcCatalog

ESRI geodatabase

GIS data analysis

Data editing

MS Word

MS Excel

Education

Associate’s degree or equivalent

Tools

ArcGIS

Job description

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation is seeking a GIS Specialist I to coordinate, prepare, and process GIS information across digital utility infrastructure. The role covers map production, data editing, quality control, and metadata maintenance to support geospatial applications and reporting.

You’ll work in a hybrid model, collaborating with teams while ensuring accurate data translation, archiving, and system integration with asset management programs.