GIS Analyst

Job Summary

The GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Analyst provides mid-level technical support in identifying, researching, designing, developing, deploying, troubleshooting, and resolving moderately complex issues related to a multi-user GIS network system.

Minimum Requirements

• At least 18 years of age
• Comprehend and communicate fluently in verbal and written English
• U.S. Citizen or possess current permanent resident card
• Clean criminal history
• No illegal drug usage within past year
• Associate’s degree in Computer Science, GIS, Geoscience, Surveying, Engineering, Architecture & Planning or related field AND three years related experience OR High School diploma/GED AND four years related experience
• Valid Florida driver’s license
• Must complete agency-sponsored Law Enforcement Vehicle Operations Training if applicable
• FCIC/NCIC and CJIS certifications within six months of employment

Essential Functions

• Install and configure GIS components including software, telecommunications, and peripherals
• Research, obtain, compile, create, and migrate data into GIS databases
• Apply systems development lifecycle processes to maintain data accuracy and integrity
• Perform data analysis generating maps and reports for decision-making
• Extend GIS software to develop custom tools and automation processes
• Maintain and support public safety applications and spatial data infrastructure
• Conduct training for GIS users
• Evaluate new software and provide recommendations
• Assist with GIS environment system administration
• Read, analyze and interpret documents such as safety rules and procedures
• Write routine reports and correspondence
• Present information to internal and external stakeholders

Required Knowledge and Skills

• High quality map design and cartographic practices
• Business, system, processes and data analysis
• Advanced GIS data and technologies skills
• ESRI desktop products expertise
• Geodatabase design and topology resolution
• ArcSDE data management
• SQL in Management Studio environment
• Programming/scripting languages (ArcPy, Python) to extend ArcGIS

Work Environment

• Work in remote locations within Orange County
• Work with computer-related equipment
• Occasional electrical shock risk exposure
• Usually moderate noise level
• May occasionally work evenings/weekends
• Required to support emergency operations during critical incidents
• May be recalled or assigned to technical support teams

Salary: $60,236.80/year - $92,539.20/year (starting rate may vary based on education, training, and/or experience)