Knowledge Manager (GIS Data Manager) - Mid Level
lucayan technology solutionsTampa (FL)
Knowledge Manager (GIS Data Manager) - Mid Level
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lucayan technology solutionsTampa (FL)
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About the role
Knowledge Manager (GIS Data Manager) - Mid Level About Lucayan Technology Solutions LLC At Lucayan Technology Solutions LLC, we deliver secure, innovative solutions in support of national defense and intelligence missions. As a trusted government contracting partner, we provide top-tier intelligence and technology services that safeguard our nation. Our team is mission-driven, and we are committed to building careers that matter.
Location: MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, FL (CONUS & OCONUS travel)
Employment Type:
Full-Time Contractor Security Clearance: TS/SCI with SSBI & favorable CI Polygraph required Overview We are seeking a Knowledge Manager (GIS Data Manager) at Mid-Level. Analysts will collect, manage, validate, and visualize geospatial data across the USCENTCOM AOR and AOI to support real-time operational decision-making. This role requires proficiency in GIS platforms, programming, quality control, and integration with all-source intelligence.
Responsibilities:
Maintain, monitor, and improve geospatial data holdings. Conduct quality control and validation of GIS data. Format and visualize data on platforms such as ArcMap, ArcPro, QGIS, Palantir Raven, SOCCET GXP, ERDAS, RemoteView. Mentor junior analysts and integrate GIS with multi-source intelligence.
Qualifications:
TS/SCI clearance, SSBI, and favorable CI polygraph. 3–7 years of experience in GIS/data management in intelligence or military contexts. Proficiency with GIS platforms and geospatial visualization tools. Programming skills (Python, HTML, SQL) to automate GIS workflows. Strong analytical, mentoring, and communication skills. Willingness and ability to deploy CONUS and OCONUS.
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