GIS Analyst

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honorvet technologiesRaleigh (NC)

Geographic Information Systems Technologists and Technicians Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services

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About the role

HonorVet Technologies (SDVOSB) is a certified veteran-owned staffing and workforce solutions company recognized for its industry certifications, commitment to quality talent acquisition, and excellence in delivering IT, healthcare, federal, state, and SLED (State, Local, and Education) staffing services, helping organizations build reliable, compliant, and high-performing teams across mission-critical sectors.

Job Title: GIS Analyst

Duration: 12 months

Location: RemoteJob Summary

Role requires 3+ years of relevant experience and proven expertise in enterprise linear referencing specific to maintaining GIS datasets. Success requires advanced skills and education into the complex landscape of enterprise multi-user data maintenance. GIS Team is seeking a Specialist - Junior, that will support the long-term maintenance and enterprise integration of the Hydrography Layer, a critical GIS dataset compiled by the Environmental Analysis Unit over the past five years. The dataset has reached a maturity level requiring migration into the Enterprise GIS environment and ongoing operation support until ownership transitions. The primary focus is to support data migration, bulk updates, QA/QC, cartography, and Linear Referencing System (LRS) tasks. The complexity of these responsibilities are essential to ensure accurate, stable, and reliable management of the Hydrography Layer within the enterprise environment.

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