Geographic Information Systems Analyst

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software technologyBoynton Beach (FL)

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

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Role: GIS Analyst

Location: Raleigh NCPosition: Hybrid

Duration: Long Term The candidate will need to come on-site on the first day to collect equipment. All candidates must be local to the Triangle region of North Carolina. - do not submit candidates that aren't local This position may require on‑site attendance when business needs warrant in‑person participation, such as scheduled meetings or other task‑specific activities. Role/Responsibilities: -Update and maintain GIS data by editing geometry, events, and attributes to support STOC and TM&S operations.-Perform routine QA/QC checks to ensure data accuracy and follow established GIS Unit workflows and standards.-Assist in creating and updating basic to moderate complexity maps, dashboards, and GIS tools used for routing, signal operations, incident response, and situational awareness.-Work with TM&S staff to understand their requests, ask clarifying questions, and document requirements in a clear and simple way.-Write basic Arcade code to support mapping, queries, calculations, and display.-Support ETL processes under guidance from senior GIS staff, helping keep data and applications up to date.-Attend STOC meetings to observe workflows and learn operational needs, gradually building the context needed to support the future GIS solutions.-Provide general GIS support by answering user questions, troubleshooting simple issues, and escalating more complex problems to senior staff.-Report to Specialist – Expert and work effectively as a team. Best Regards, Mohan Sai | Senior Technical Recruiter - Health Tech & Commercial IT Software Technology Inc. (STI)📍 100 Overlook Center, Suite 200, Princeton, NJ 08540📞 609-459-0206 | ✉️ mohan.sai@stiorg.com🔗 Linked In | 🌐 stiorg.com

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