Federal GIS Jobs description
A federal GIS meets with users to perform system analysis of the geographic information requirements and prepares reports of such findings. A federal GIS coordinates with other staff for databases, which need to be linked to spatial data coverage and with other GIS staff. A federal GIS remains current with evolving federal and state standards for GIS and insures compliance in GIS consulting engagements. A federal GIS utilizes GIS software to perform spatial analysis for projects as assigned. A federal GIS participates in beta evaluation of new GIS software, new releases of existing software and problem analysis. A federal GIS creates metadata and works with user data providers to generate appropriate metadata. A federal GIS teaches staff and clients new or changed aspects of new software releases or new software packages for GIS. A federal GIS perform research into emerging GIS technologies perform field data collection using prescribed technology, methodology and specifications.A bachelor's degree with significant course work in GIS is required for a federal GIS job. Excellent computer skills especially in databases, electronic spreadsheets, Microsoft project, Word, PowerPoint is preferred for a federal GIS job. Oral communication skills are also preferred for a federal GIS job. A federal GIS must have ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from supervisor, clients, and customers.
|
 |
|
Search related to : Federal GIS Jobs
| Related Jobs | |
| RSS Job Feed | 0 Matches |
| No result found. |
|
Search more Federal GIS Jobs |
Testimonial of the Week
I was very pleased with the GISCrossing. I found a great position within a short amount of time … I definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a better opportunity.
- Jose M Santa Cruz, CA
Sign Up now
Only GISCrossing consolidates every job it can find in the domain and puts all of the job listings it locates in one place.
- We have more jobs than any other job board.
- We list jobs you will not find elsewhere that are hidden in small regional publications and employer websites
- We collect jobs from more than 4,429,376 websites and post them on our site.
- We are private, and therefore far fewer people are applying for the jobs on our site than are applying for those on public job boards.
