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30 November 2020
Geohealth job in Europe
It is amazing to watch in real-time as geohealth continues its expansion from a small niche to a regular specialty. One more bit of evidence is this announcement of a post-doctoral position at the University of Twente, which mostly skips past the posturing and definitions and, instead, moves right into the specifics. And, like every conversation about human health these days, the description begins with COVID and then moves on to other areas.
29 January 2020
GIS Job at Rutgers
Interested in working at Rutgers? The Rutgers Office of Advanced Research Computing and the RU-NB Libraries are hiring a GIS Specialist.
25 September 2019
North Central NJ GIS jobs
For those in New Jersey, I was recently sent this set of job opportunities in Morris County:
SCE's GIS Department is expanding! If you are a current or aspiring GIS professional and are looking to work in a team oriented dynamic GIS Department that works on innovative GIS projects throughout the Country; please feel free to check out and apply to the positions below. Reach out to me if you have any questions or are looking for more information!
23 September 2019
The changing nature of portfolios
Students in landscape architecture, environmental planning and environmental geomatics have all asked me recently about whether and how they should develop a portfolio. Fortunately, the Medium has posted a thoughtful essay by Rachel Berger on The Death of the Design Portfolio. To me, the take home message is that while the design portfolio is changing, you need to find the right way to share (let's be honest, to show off) your work such that it highlights your abilities but also says something about who you are. There isn't a single answer for all of these students, or even for all of the students of each career path.
26 August 2019
GIS job in Delaware
New Castle County, Delaware is searching for a GIS technician. The description asks for:
At least five (5) years' experience in drafting, planning, GIS or related work at the level of Geographic Information Systems Specialist and completion of a standard high school course or GED certificate program, supplemented by four years of college with major course work in geography, planning or a related field; experience operating a Geographic Information System or computer Aided Drafting program; experience in Python, XML, javascript or other programming/scripting language a plus; familiarity with ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS; GISP Certification a plus or an equivalent combination of experience, education or training directly related to the required knowledge, skills and abilities.
20 August 2019
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29 April 2019
GIS Job in Colorado
The Department of Geography and Environmental Studies (GES) at
the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) invites applications for a
full-time, 12-month geospatial technologies specialist to begin July 1,
2019. Responsibilities include 1) teaching 12 credit hours of
introductory-level geospatial courses per year, 2) maintaining GES
servers, the GES geospatial laboratory, and the GIS classroom to support
the technology required for the delivery of courses, 3) managing online /
cloud-based geospatial software accounts and live server connections, 4)
managing GIS mapping and spatial data analysis platforms, 5) managing
interactive online teaching and learning activities between users, 6) working
collaboratively with university IT staff to ensure software environments are
updated and hardware peripherals function, 7) supporting the GES GIS
Certificate Program, and 8) supporting faculty and students with research,
applied projects, and individualized instruction.
Requirements for all applicants are 1) a minimum of two years of
professional experience configuring, maintaining, and administering ArcGIS
Server and SQL Server, 2) a minimum of two years of professional experience
providing day-to-day functioning and oversight of a professional or academic
GIS program, 3) a plan to develop strategies that would contribute to the
department, college, and campus mission, 4) experience teaching a minimum of
one course in introductory-level geospatial technology equivalent to GES 2050 -
Digital Earth and GES 3030 - Introduction to GIS as instructor of record and/or
as teaching assistant, and 5) a Master’s degree in geography, GIScience or
related geospatial field conferred by July 1, 2019. The University of Colorado
offers a comprehensive benefits package. Information on benefits programs can
be found at: https://www.cu.edu/employee-services/benefits.
Salary Range: $60,000 to $64,000
Applications received by May 1, 2019 will receive full
consideration. Applications submitted through email or surface mail are not
considered. Contact Dr. Diep Dao (tdao@uccs.edu)
or Dr. Brandon Vogt (bvogt@uccs.edu) with
questions.
Submit a cover letter, resume/cv, unofficial transcripts, and
contact information for five references to: https://cu.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?job=16032&lang=en&sns_id=mailto#.XJ7azP8yb4k.mailto
13 April 2019
GIS Summer job
Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron NM is looking for a summer
Conservation GIS Coordinator. Dates are flexible, mid May through
August. Great position for a Bachelor or Grad student with experience in
Esri’s ArcGIS Technologies who enjoys the outdoors.
Job description found at https://20lisa1ukask2skqr737a50o-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/filestore/pdf/jobs/Conservation_GIS_Coordinator_HW.pdf.
For questions about this position and other Philmont Scout
Ranch conservation job opportunities, contact: John Celley Recreation Resource
Manager Philmont Scout Ranch john.celley@scouting.org
(575) 376-2281 x1249
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