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This is a Student Trainee position that performs a variety of assignments of moderate difficulty involving any of the major areas of Geography and related disciplines which are planned to provide experience and training. This position will be located in St. Louis, MO and will not allow for regular or recurring telework.
Under the administrative supervision of the Information Technology Director, the Geographic Information System (GIS) Analyst is responsible for all GIS operations in the County including technical and analytical duties involved in the development, implementation, coordination, and maintenance of the County's GIS.
• Professional Experience utilizing ArcGIS Online and associated tools including Survey123, Field Maps, Experience builder, and web applications; • Performs a variety of Countywide GIS application development functions; • Evaluates, installs, maintains, and enhances GIS applications; • Utilizes ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS to create web maps and related applications; • Performs data compilation tasks that involve various types of utility and engineering data utilizing data entry and data migration and manipulation techniques; • Knowledge of data input and conversion capabilities to allow graphic and non-graphic data to be converted separately and linked together at a later date using Excel, Access and ArcMap; • Maintains, updates, and designs shapefiles and geospatial databases; extracts, cleans, adjusts, and converts data and information from non-GIS systems into GIS formats; uses scripts, queries, and other tools to obtain and/or correct missing or incorrect spatial and attribute data • Link excel spreadsheets created from downloading data from county Appraiser’s CAMA files to make specific maps • Create requested maps delineating parcels selected by graphic tools or querying map layers using ArcMap tools such as Buffer • Perform QC work on map layers using ArcCatalog and ArcView • Create ArcReader maps using ArcPublisher Software • Manage aerial photos and vector layers with ArcSDE • Convert Arc coverages to GeoDatabases • Plot large-format paper maps from digital files • Performs ad hoc mapping duties including advanced spatial or network analysis; • Provides training and technical guidance to users and staff; • Develops and maintains various County spatial datasets; • Prepares reports, graphical and tabular, using GIS tools; • Manages the preparation and maintenance of GIS/IT databases, and comprehensive plans; • Assists in designing, developing, testing and implementing GIS applications to meet customer needs and organization requirements; • Assists in the maintenance of GIS spatial databases and servers; and • Other related duties as deemed necessary or as required.
• Professional experience utilizing ArcGIS Online and associated tools including Survey123, Field Maps, Experience builder, and web applications • Technical Knowledge of GIS Software • Knowledge of the principles, techniques, and equipment used with ESRI ArcMap software • Knowledge of legal terminology concerning land descriptions • Knowledge of land surveying sufficient to convert data for mapping • Knowledge of property transaction records located in the County departments • Knowledge of photogrammetry, geo-referencing digital images • Knowledge of data input and conversion capabilities to allow graphic and non-graphic data to be converted separately and linked together at a later date using Excel, Access, and ArcMap • Skill in performing complex map drafting, and computing areas and closures from legal descriptions and maps using algebra, geometry, and trigonometry • Skill in operating and maintaining map reproduction equipment like blueprint machines, large format plotters, scribe and radiograph pens, protractors, engineer’s scales, land compass, and other equipment necessary for map preparation • Skill in interpreting and reading various types of maps • Skilled in computer programs, including GIS and Computer Aided Drafting software; word processing; spreadsheet; and data base, standard drafting tools; calculator; motor vehicle; phone; copier, and plotter/printers.
Contact: gis@haysusa.com
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Public Works is seeking an Insights & Solutions Developer to operationalize asset data for informed capital planning, streamlined field data collection, and efficiencies in daily operations. The successful candidate will become a subject matter expert on work order and project management data for the Unified Government (UG) Asset Management team within Public Works (PW). The position supports the implementation of our computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) and geographic information systems (GIS) users. Providing database administration for several core Public Works software, the role focuses on data design, integration challenges, and coordinating system upgrades. From field crews to UG administration and the public, the position will build and maintain data pipelines to facilitate improved customer service and public information sharing. The position will also customize ArcGIS Portal data, apps, and maps to meet the needs of public works.
Bachelor’s degree in computer science Geography, or related field or any combination of equivalent experience and education which provides the requisite knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Five years of experience as a database administrator. Two years of experience and training in the use of GIS software (preferably ESRI ArcGIS Pro) and necessary hardware. Advanced information technology troubleshooting skills. Knowledge of GIS and CMMS use within a utility or government organization is preferred. Desired software knowledge: Lucity (Central Square) or other CMMS, Access, SQL, Python, Crystal Reports, ESRI Suite; ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Portal, ArcGIS Online, Field Maps, Excel, Notepadd++, basic HTML. Map document/map services design skills. Experience in field survey data collection. Interested in predictive analytics and machine learning. Must possess a valid Kansas Driver’s license. Must be a resident of Wyandotte County or willing to relocate within 12 months from date of hire. Must be able to pass a criminal background check. Salary Range: $28.76 - $39.25/hr.
Contact: Tanner Start - tjstark@wycokck.org
https://wycokck.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/RECExternalCareers/job/Information-Systems-Coordinator--Public-Works_JR24-00104
Position Summary:
The position (K0233511)
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has an Environmental Specialist opening in Topeka. The Bureau of Water is seeking a candidate with experience in ArcGIS, database management, and data analysis. Familiarity with programming is a plus, as is experience working with surface water quality data. The incumbent will have three primary responsibilities. First, they will maintain and update the Kansas Surface Water Register and its map, working closely with KDHE programs and external partners to ensure data consistency, quality, and currency. Second, they will provide technical support for monitoring programs in service to the Clean Water Act. This includes review and analysis of chemical and biological databases, water quality assessment, geospatial analysis, and production of maps and statistical analyses. Third, the incumbent will support the Harmful Algal Bloom response program, assisting with complaint tracking and mapping, workflow management, and outreach and coordination. The incumbent may also participate in field work and special projects, as needs arise; travel of 2-3 days per month is anticipated.
Job Responsibilities may include but are not limited to the following:
Serve as geospatial data manager for the section. Provide technical support to colleagues and maintain geospatial context for Clean Water Act mandated water quality assessments and associated efforts. Partner with unit chief to coordinate data management, QA/QC, and software for the section to ensure accurate assessment and reporting. Develop code and customize tools to improve data management and analysis. Assist in updating national water quality databases (WQX and ATTAINS) and the National Hydrography database. Serve as liaison to KDHE IT department for Intranet Web Mapping applications and the public HAB web page as well as the state geospatial data repository (DASC). This work may require the use of multiple software programs and conversions among file formats.
Update and maintain the KSWR list of classified waters of the state; maintain and develop accurate GIS coverages, coordinating with municipal, state, and federal partners as needed to research and correct errors in the National Map. Work closely with the Use Attainability Assessment (UAA) program and unit chief to ensure accuracy of KSWR designated uses and assist in maintaining UAA database. Maintain coverage of watersheds underlying classified and unclassified stream segments, lakes, wetlands, and associated data. Coordinate with the Planning and Standards Unit to ensure that WQS/KSWR updates and submittals are streamlined for triennial review.
Hourly Pay Range: $25.05 - $26.31
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Are you ready to make a difference in people's everyday lives by contributing to improved connectivity, transportation, safety, and community development? We are seeking a talented GIS Engineering Technician to join our Utilities team and play a crucial role in designing cutting-edge fiber networks across land and sea. If you are passionate about GIS and want to be a part of a dynamic team that values growth, professionalism, and collaboration, we invite you to apply for this exciting opportunity!
Essential Functions
Performs technical services for the design/analysis of fiber networks, long-haul telecommunication projects, and additional company project needs
Works across project teams to understand clients, project objectives and be a value-added member of the team, offering suggestions for improvement, meeting deadlines, and performing quality work
Develops a basic knowledge of general Fiber Optic network design for both city deployment and long-haul connections, as well as telecom utility construction standards
Analyzes efficient routing and construction techniques for feasibility, digitizes physical features for base map purposes, determines and digitizes right-of-way (ROW) from plan sets, labels and dimensions permit for submittal
Utilizes software to identify and access quality routing option
Develops an understanding of other city/county utility design and implications to fiber routing
Some travel to project sites for fielding purposes may be required
Possesses an understanding of the OSP/ISP discipline and its design process, or is willing to learn that discipline through work experience
Uses knowledge to work independently. However, uses good judgment in seeking help/answers to questions from project supervisor when necessary
Shows continued and progressive professional development inside and outside of BHC
Demonstrates a client focus and works to help our clients be successful.
This is NOT your typical, coffee-fetching summer internship. At BHC, we treat (and pay) our interns like real employees, because they're doing real work. As a part of our team, you will work hands-on alongside our team of GIS analysts and engineers, with potential for field data collection for use in various mapping applications, and participate in a rotation that gives you exposure to the four different engineering segments in our firm and how GIS is integrated. Over the course of this 10-week internship, you will have the opportunity to conduct applicable research on an industry-relevant topic, and present your findings to leadership. Our interns also have access to networking events with other young professionals in the KC metro, fun teambuilding events, fundraising opportunities, and all company events. This internship will begin May 25 and run through July 30, 2024. This is a full-time, 40 hours per week position. Explore how GIS is integrated into our 4 different engineering segments (Development, Public Works, Surveying & Utilities) Learn how to utilize various GIS systems (ArcOnline, ArcGIS, etc.) in the performance of work Understand GIS software features and apply them correctly for speed and efficiency Conduct research and present your project findings to leadership at the end of the summer Currently enrolled in undergraduate degree program Completion of 2 years of post-secondary related program Must thrive in and have desire to work in a fast-paced environment Some experience in ArcGIS preferred Able to handle multiple projects
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Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT’s mission is to provide a safe, reliable, innovative statewide transportation system that works for all Kansans today and in the future. Our employees are our most valuable resource. We depend on our employees and business partners to get the job done. KDOT strives to provide a work environment that motivates people and encourages them to be productive. KDOT is a great place to work, so come be part of our team!
Position Summary & Responsibilities:
This Engineering Associate position is located in Topeka, at the Eisenhower State Office Building, and is within the Bureau of Transportation Planning. Successful candidates may be appointed at a higher-level dependent upon experience and qualifications.
Maintains and analyzes KDOT linear referencing system (LRS) data using Esri Roads and Highways for ArcPro and supplemental extensions and applications as part of the K-Hub* system, primarily for roads not on the State Highway System**.
Supports reporting and data maintenance activities required by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Performs functions related to annual Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) data submittals. In addition to GIS skills, this requires engineering judgment, ability to interpret new federal and state data requirements, ability to modify/query the K-Hub* GIS Database as required, and close cooperation and coordination with several KDOT resources.
Assists with highway functional classification (“FunClass”) updates.
Assists with the Urban Area Boundary (UAB) update process, which occurs after the release of each decennial census.
Assists with meeting expanding standards for Model Inventory Roadway Elements (MIRE), including those required as part of MIRE 2026.
Qualifications:
Minimum Qualifications
Valid Driver’s License at time of appointment.
Education
Bachelor's degree from an ABET (Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology) accredited engineering school.
Preferred Qualifications
Open Position's Salary Range: $63,398.40-$71,594.00
Open Position's Worksite Type: Hybrid in office/telecommuting
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