GIS SPECIALIST POSITION, PORTLAND, OR
Land-use change and forest fragmentation We are looking for a GIS specialist to assist in research on land-use change in Washington and Oregon, focused on patterns of housing development and forest fragmentation over the last 30 years. Work will consist primarily of GIS analysis: photo-interpreting digital imagery, classifying land-use and housing density, assessing change, running GIS queries and managing databases for statewide projects. Minimum Qualifications: INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIALIST 1 - High school diploma or equivalent with coursework in computer science; OR One year of Information Systems experience including one or more of the following: • using a computer to enter, retrieve, edit, and manipulate data; • preparing, reading, and interpreting logic flowcharts or diagrams; • scheduling, putting in priority order, and coordinating computer production jobs; • helping staff use computer systems and answering common staff questions and • troubleshooting to resolve computer problems. Desired qualifications: Applicants should have the ability to use GIS software to display and edit imagery and features, and link with database attributes. Experience or coursework in photo-interpretation is desired. Knowledge of vegetation and land-use patterns of the Pacific Northwest is a bonus. Duration: Full time, 6 month term position with possibility of renewal. Work could start Salary: $2,741/month Logistics: The work will take place at the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station’s Portland lab at 6th and Main in Portland. Interested?: Contact Joel Thompson (joelthompson@fs.fed.us) or Gary Lettman (Gary.Lettman@oregon.gov). To apply, send resume, a cover letter summarizing your qualifications for the job, and your availability. Comments are closed.
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