GIS and Asset Management Coordinator

Posted 2 days ago

oakmont water authorityOakmont (PA)

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Lead

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$60,000-$80,000 annually

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About the role

OAKMONT WATER AUTHORITYWe're Hiring: GIS and Asset Management Coordinator Oakmont, Pennsylvania | Full-Time | Salaried, Non-Exempt
Salary: $60,000-$80,000 annually, based on qualifications and experience Come build your career here - and help us build our GIS program. Oakmont Water Authority is hiring its first dedicated GIS and Asset Management Coordinator. This is a long-term career opportunity for a technically skilled professional who wants to build practical Esri tools, improve how our departments work, and help shape the Authority's GIS program from the ground up. What You Will Focus OnDesign and maintain ArcGIS Field Maps, Field Maps Designer, ArcGIS Survey 123, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Dashboards, web maps, and related workflows. Lead the transition from ArcGIS Workforce to the Tasks capability in ArcGIS Field Maps. Build applications for flushing programs, curb-box inspections, valves, hydrants, service lines, meters, work assignments, maintenance, and other operational needs. Maintain and correct utility maps, asset records, photographs, and infrastructure information. Work with employees across the Authority to streamline processes and replace inefficient or paper-based workflows. Train employees, support users, and continue improving applications as the program develops. This is primarily an office-based technical position with minimal field work and occasional site visits.
What We Offer: Employer-funded pension plan Excellent medical coverage Dental and vision coverage Paid vacation, holidays, and sick leave Professional development and training opportunities We are looking for more than someone to maintain maps. We want someone who can bring ideas, build practical solutions, and grow with the Authority.
How to Apply: Apply through Linked In and attach your résumé.View the complete job description at www.oakmontwater.com.

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