About this role
The GIS Analyst is responsible for the design, implementation, and management of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data, mapping, quality assurance, analysis, and application projects within an environmental and architecture and engineering (A/E) context. This role operates with independence and initiative under the general supervision of a manager, providing GIS support to enterprise-wide and customer-specific requirements. The GIS Analyst will also troubleshoot and enhance existing systems and contribute to the development of new GIS tools and applications, ensuring accuracy and efficiency across all spatial data operations. Additional responsibilities may include leading and managing GIS projects. Assist with or lead and manage GIS projects, ensuring timely delivery, adherence to client specifications, and alignment with project scopes and budgets. Perform advanced-level GIS analysis and create detailed mapping and visualization solutions for complex engineering and environmental projects. Design, develop, test, troubleshoot, and improve new and existing GIS data, processes, and applications to enhance company capabilities. Design and implement robust quality assurance processes to maintain data integrity, standardization, and accuracy across all GIS layers/themes. Provide expert GIS support services and consultation to management, staff (especially the Environmental Department), and external clients (50%). Manage, provide, maintain, and enhance access to spatial data as a key part of the company’s services (10%). Develop and manage GIS tools, applications, and interfaces of spatially referenced datasets to support departmental and client requirements (15%). Conduct efficient GIS data mining to provide solutions to ad hoc requests from internal teams and clients (15%). Research readily available data to assist with preparation of graphics and proper documentation of data found (10%). Coordinate effectively across multiple departments (engineering, environmental, surveying) and projects, supporting both environmental and engineering initiatives. Occasional fieldwork may be required to support data collection or verification efforts. Perform other duties as assigned.