GIS Mapping Technician San Francisco Estuary Invasive Spartina Project
Job Description This position is responsible for the manipulation of digital geographic data in support of map production tasks. Responsibilities include editing data in a geographic information systems (GIS) environment, manipulation and merging of digital files, implementation of project-specific cartographic specifications, map layout and design, and creation of output files ready for printing. The position requires close collaboration with ISP Monitoring Program and Control Program staff (field staff and managers). This position requires the ability to interpret and follow project-specific cartographic standards and procedures, as well as to recommend modifications to these standards and procedures as required by changes in software capability or workflow efficiency. Requires strong conceptual and technical skills in GIS/cartography, including experience with ArcGIS 9.x mapping software (including ArcMap and ArcCatalog). Experience with or interest in learning ArcPad, Python scripting, and advanced GIS processing skills would be helpful. Knowledge of San Francisco Bay geography, especially locations of tidal marshes, a plus. Must be detail-oriented and able to perform work accurately and efficiently. Must have sufficient GIS and map production experience to be able to quickly learn, implement and, if appropriate, suggest improvements to our projects existing mapping procedures. Must be flexible and adaptable to changing requirements and deadlines as necessary to meet changing needs of the project and its partners. Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment with short deadlines (especially during field season, June October). Hours & Pay Rate Hours are flexible and will vary from 5 20 hours/week depending on project needs. Pay rate $15-20/hour based on experience. (No benefits are available for this position.) Application & Important Dates To apply, mail or email a cover letter, resume, and contact information for three technical references by Friday, April 13 to: Ingrid Hogle, Monitoring Program Manager San Francisco Estuary Invasive Spartina Project 2560 9th Street, Suite 216, Berkeley, CA 94710 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Questions regarding this position should be directed to Ingrid Hogle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 510-548-2461 x 205. Interviews will be scheduled April 19-20. Work will be available starting in late April or early May. _____________________________________ Ingrid Hogle Monitoring Program Manager San Francisco Estuary Invasive Spartina Project 2560 9th Street, Suite 216 Berkeley, California 94710 Phone 510-548-2461 x205 Fax 510-548-2460 Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.spartina.org
