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Job Location: AEI - Chadds Ford - [7CFD] - Chadds Ford, PA, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Arora Engineers, Inc., a growing, dynamic engineering company, is seeking a professional GIS Analyst. The successful candidate will have technical knowledge of GIS and the development of GIS solutions for airports and state and local government. This position will require a candidate that is an independent thinking, self-motivated, and is able to manage their time with limited supervision. Overall Responsibility: Responsible for the production and maintenance of geographic data and working with the GIS team to provide solutions to our clients.
Primary Responsibilities: Produces and maintains geographic data and graphics for GIS projects. Develops and manages scripts for data analysis and systems integration Reviews the adequacy and quality of GIS data and makes recommendation for specific types of improvement Develops GIS databases following GIS standards. Produces metadata. Performs basic data maintenance to correct data issues. Compiles and updates mapping/cartographic data to determine land use, elevation, and general relationship of existing physical features. Produces maps. Collects, valuates, and processes GPS data. Develops dashboards of geospatial data as needed for projects. Participates in ongoing training and career development activities. Stays current with GIS software trends.
Secondary Responsibilities: Supports opportunities to learn about GIS abilities and possibilities. Performs related work as required. Represents Arora at local networking events. Experience/Education Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Geography, Geospatial Science, Engineering, or a related field. 3 years of professional GIS experience preferred; relevant internship or academic project experience may be considered. Experience using Esri ArcGIS products, including ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online. Experience creating, editing, managing, and analyzing spatial data, maps, and geodatabases.

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