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David Careers

Geographic Information Systems Analyst

Posted 4 days ago

evergreenSeattle (WA)
Geographic Information Systems Technologists and TechniciansSurveying and Mapping Services

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About the role

Evergreen GIS Analyst I(Gas or Electrical Mapping Specialist)
Location: Remote (Monday - Friday)
Number of Openings: 2Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, Equipment
Pay: $52,000*Must have previous experience in either smallworld OR working with utility data (gas or electric)*Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Geography, GIS, Computer Science, or a related field.2+ years of GIS data management experience, preferably with exposure to SmallWorld GIS software. Strong understanding of GIS data modeling, topology, and spatial analysis concepts. Excellent attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and ability to work within a structured SLA framework. Familiarity with SmallWorld Core Spatial Technology (CST) and modules such as PNI, Schematics, and Design Manager OR experience with working in Utility data (electric or gas).
Roles and Responsibilities: Mapping and Quality Assurance:
  • Perform accurate mapping within SmallWorld GIS, ensuring data quality aligns with company standards and SLA requirements.
  • Maintain established accuracy levels and strive to reduce return yield to improve overall project efficiency and quality.
  • SLA Compliance:
  • Adhere to strict Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for project deadlines, prioritizing tasks based on urgency and client requirements.
  • Ensure all deliverables are completed within specified timeframes, actively communicating any issues that could affect timelines.
  • Systems Used:- SAP- GE Small World Electric Office (EO)

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