About the role

Resource Data in Seattle is seeking a Senior GIS Programmer/Analyst to design and develop geospatial data and solutions that improve enterprise GIS efficiency and value. You will build GIS web applications, automate workflows, and integrate non-spatial apps with geospatial data. Responsibilities include processing vector/raster data, mentoring junior analysts, and helping with estimates, proposals, and architectural trade-offs while collaborating with the GIS Community of Practice to foster

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