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Geographic Information System Technician

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Job Description:

Trans

con Environmental, Inc. has an immediate need for a Geographic Information System (GIS) Technician.  Qualified candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.  The candidate will provide GIS support to a multi-disciplinary
team of planners, biologists, and archaeologists who conduct environmental planning, and natural and cultural resource studies. Candidates are encouraged to apply to be located in our Mesa, AZ; Draper, UT or Berkeley, CA offices.

The GIS Technician will work under the supervision of a GIS specialist and should possess experience with the following.

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coordinate systems, shapefiles, and file geodatabases

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basic geoprocessing

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basic spatial analysis

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submeter GPS units

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post-processing data

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digitizing

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working with different data sources to produce maps

Education, Experience, and Skills:

• Degree from a university, technical, or vocational school in geographic information systems, geography, civil engineering, computer science, planning, or a related field. 
  
• Direct experience performing GIS analysis, database design and management, and map generation using ESRI software products.
  

This position will be fulltime position with up to 30-40 hours per week expected.  Wage will be determined by relevant course work completed and / or experience level.

Please submit a cover letter and resume (with at least three references) to:

Contacts:

Heather Duncan, PHR

Human Resources Manager

hduncan@transcon.com

Please no phone calls.

Heather Duncan, PHR

Human Resources Manager

Transcon Environmental

www.transcon.com

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