Lead GIS Developer - Hybrid
kaavBrooklyn (NY)
Lead GIS Developer - Hybrid
Posted 6 days ago
kaavBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
ConEd GIS Developer Provide development and technical support to the ConEd ArcGIS and ArcFM based Enterprise GIS system and applications. • Take up development for minor enhancements using Python, Angular JS, ArcGIS Javascript API, ASP .net (C#). • Support ConED Landbase applications including new development and troubleshooting requests. • Deploy ArcGIS Enterprise (Portal and Server) and administer ArcGIS server sites. • System monitoring and performance tuning of the systems. • Publish services and administer user roles and privileges. Coordinate with other teams like server support, security, DBA etc.
Required Skills/Experience:
- 10-20 years of experiences of administration, support, and development ArcGIS applications
- 10-20 years of experiences in administrating and supporting ArcFM applications
- Development and coding experiences using Python, Angular JS, ArcGIS Javascript API, .Net (C#).
- Experiences in deploying ArcGIS Enterprise (Portal and Server) and administer ArcGIS server sites.
- System monitoring and performance tuning of the systems.
- Publish services and administer user roles and privileges.
- Ability to Coordinate with other teams like server support, security, DBA etc
- Ability to understand requirements and support team and share best practices/lessons learnt.
- Provide status of the tickets to the client SME.
- Trouble shooting and problem resolution to issues reported by end users of the enterprise applications. Additional Skills:
- Utility Experience (Plus): Leverage utility industry experience to enhance GIS solutions and contribute to industry-specific initiatives.
- Windows servers knowlege and experiences
- FME Experience: Work closely with FME Suite for GIS Landbase activities, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
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