GIS Analyst

Role Overview

The GIS Analyst will gather property information, input and process it into GIS databases, analyze and manage the data, and generate maps for litigation and settlement purposes using ArcGIS software.

What You Will Do

The GIS Analyst will acquire, create, and manage geographic products, query and analyze digital data, design innovative geospatial processes, and assist in identifying property locations and correlating them with historical title records.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have experience with ESRI software, managing spatial databases, and creating custom layouts, as well as strong communication skills and the ability to testify to findings in written reports.

Requirements

• Minimum of four (4) years of experience with ESRI software, managing spatial databases, and creating custom layouts
• At least three (3) years experience on litigation support projects
• Ability to testify to findings in written reports
• Ability to maintain personal organization to meet deadlines across multiple cases and changing Court-driven priorities
• Understanding and proficiency in US Government databases, security, applications and professionalism protocols

Benefits

• healthcare
• wellness
• financial
• retirement
• family support
• continuing education
• time off benefits