 We are seeking an environmental scientist with experience analyzing and managing environmental data using geographic information system (GIS) principles. This includes extensive use of GIS software (R, ERDAS IMAGINE, ESRI suite), programming and scripting languages (R, Python, Perl, SQL) and spatial databases (PostGIS, SQL Server). Experience with multispectral image analysis/processing and object-based image analysis (OBIA) is a plus.
Typical responsibilities will involve analysis of air quality dispersion model input and output, statistical modeling using vector and raster datasets, developing and maintaining spatial databases for internal and Web-based use, and applying air quality concepts to remote sensing analysis. The successful candidate will be driven, possess a graduate degree in one of the environmental or physical sciences, comfortable using open-source tools, possess and curious mind, and be excited by new challenges. Air Sciences offers competitive salary and benefits packages. We will consider candidates with a range of professional experience. Air Sciences Inc. sincerely appreciates the efforts of all who submitted letters of interest and resumes for positions that have been posted in the past or for general inquiries. The listing is here: http://airsci.com/contact/#employment
0 Comments
Umatilla Electric Cooperative in Hermiston is hiring a GIS Specialist. The posting below has the details, but here is a link to the description and application details: https://www.umatillaelectric.com/about/career-opportunities/ 
 The City of Bozeman is expanding its GIS Department! A total of three separate full-time positions are open at this time (Technician, Specialist, Analyst). This will be an excellent opportunity for all levels of experience and education, as we look forward to taking municipal GIS to the next level.
For position and wage information please visit www.bozeman.net/jobs Application Deadline: Monday, December 1, 2014 @ 5:00pm  The Wilderness Society's Center for Landscape Analysis is hiring an Enterprise GIS Manager: https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit2/?id=10822301&t=1.
Overview: The Enterprise GIS Manager is a GIS professional position applying technological, visual design, and leadership skills to advance The Wilderness Society’s mission and campaigns to achieve land conservation and address real world public land management challenges. This position works in the nexus between science, communication, conservation advocacy, and public policy. The incumbent will apply his/her skills to help integrate spatial information with all TWS campaigns and departments to help achieve our conservation and philanthropic goals. The primary role of this position is to envision, promote, develop, and maintain enterprise GIS systems and tools to support the availability and application of spatial information throughout the organization. The work involves staying abreast of enterprise GIS technological advancements, anticipating the value of desktop, enterprise and cloud based capabilities to TWS’ work, and promoting the use of those capabilities. The Enterprise GIS Manager helps develop and maintain the hardware and software systems necessary to support enterprise GIS, conducts product needs assessments, constructs products (solely or in partnership with users) to satisfy those needs, and trains users in product use and maintenance. Secondary roles of this position include assisting in the management of our enterprise license agreement with ESRI and supporting non-professional GIS staff at TWS through mentoring and technical skills transfer. Though this position works closely with information technology, conservation, policy, communications, philanthropy, and science staff, the nature and importance of science work make clear the value of a scientific background to successfully fulfilling the responsibilities of this position. The Enterprise GIS Manager is a member of the team of scientists and GIS professionals making up the Center for Landscape Analysis (CLA)—a subset of a larger science team.  GIS Technician 1
Union Position Engineering: Portland, OR Regular; Full-Time Posting #50154314 November 7, 2014 General Purpose: Maintains and updates engineering records through operation of a GIS, CAD, or computer graphics system. General Essential Functions:
Essential Function Requirements:
Qualification Period: 6 months This position will be tested on: ACT Locating Information - Level 5 ACT Applied Mathematics - Level 4 Hourly Wage: $25.11 (Grade 140) Application Process: Submit complete electronic application including cover letter and resume. https://www.nwnatural.com/Careers/JobOpportunities Applications will be reviewed once application deadline has passed. Deadline: November 21, 2014 NW Natural is an EEO/AA employer that values diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We strongly encourage those protected by Section 503 or VEVRAA to apply. We also promote a drug-free work environment. 11/10/2014 New York Natural Heritage Program Is Hiring (2 positions) Part-Time GIS Specialist, and Spatial Ecologist/ModelerRead Now The New York Natural Heritage Program is looking to fill to GIS related positions in Albany, NY.
Part Time GIS Specialist: http://esf.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetails.jsp?JOBID=54517 Full Time Research Scientist (Spatial Ecologist/Modeler): http://esf.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetails.jsp?JOBID=54514 The New York Natural Heritage Program (NYNHP) is a program of the Research Foundation for the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY- ESF) whose mission is to facilitate the conservation of New York’s biodiversity by providing comprehensive information and scientific expertise on rare species and natural ecosystems. NYNHP works in partnership with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and other state, federal and private organizations involved in natural resource management, land protection and stewardship, and advancing the conservation of biodiversity. 11/6/2014 More than 14 million environmental sampling records from National Laboratory are now available onlineRead NowLOS ALAMOS, N.M. – Regulators, stakeholders, scientists and the greater public will have access to remediation and other environmental data records associated with EM’s legacy nuclear cleanup program in near real time on a new website portal. Conversion to this cloud-based system achieved a substantial reduction in operating and maintenance costs, with changes and process improvements resulting in an estimated total cost savings of more than $15 million through 2015.
Previously contained in a dozen independent databases, the integrated records of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) — part of DOE’s network of national laboratories — are now stored in one location, the website Intellus. The system contains 14 million records, including more than 28,000 locations and about 300,000 samples. The data span a wide range of media including air, soil, sediment, biota, and water, and it includes various analytes and time periods. |
Archives
March 2023
Categories
All
|
RSS Feed