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2/18/2013

GIS Analyst w/ Copperhead Environmental Consulting (KY)

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Copperhead Environmental Consulting, Inc. is seeking a GIS Analyst to have primary responsibility for mapping and spatial analysis activities required for regulatory and research projects in the wildlife and environmental fields.  Projects will include, but are not limited to, bat surveys, vegetation delineation, habitat assessments, water resources, and wildlife ecology research.  Copperhead offers an ethical, challenging, diverse, rewarding and fun work experience where enthusiastic, responsible people use their energy, talent and dedication to make a difference in the field of wildlife biology.

Salary range:  Salary contingent upon education and work experience.

Anticipated Start Date: April – May 2013


The Skills, Knowledge and Abilities We Seek

Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in GIS, cartography, computer science, geography, or other GIS related field OR a GIS certificate from an accredited institution with a minimum of three (3) years of related professional experience.  A minor or emphasis in Environmental Studies/Natural Resources is a plus.

  • Must demonstrate proficiency in and knowledge of ArcGIS v9.0 or higher with familiarity of ArcGIS v10.0 or higher is preferred
  • Advanced knowledge of map production and spatial analysis using ArcGIS desktop software and GIS web technology
  • Strong knowledge of ArcGIS extensions, including Spatial Analyst
  • Ability to apply a high level of creativity and innovation to GIS analysis in support of environmental projects
  • Exceptional attention to detail
  • Excellent communication skills and ability to effectively explain GIS technology needs and opportunities to co-workers who are familiar with GIS and to those who are not
  • Ability to work with co-workers to develop maps and analysis for projects
  • Ability to thrive in a dynamic environment with rapidly changing objectives and priorities
  • Ability to be a problem-solver and innovative
  • Ability to work without direct supervision for extended periods of time while remaining motivated and efficient
  • Passion and understanding of how to effectively apply technology as a “means to an end” for solving problems and accomplishing goals
  • Working knowledge of CAD files, Trimble Pathfinder, and TerraSync is desirable
  • Familiarity with Model Builder and scripting languages such as Python (ArcPy) to automate repetitive desktop GIS tasks is a plus
  • Experience in designing and building GIS databases is a plus
  • Proficiency with MS Excel and MS Access in conjunction with ArcGIS is a plus
  • Employment for this position is contingent upon proof of US citizenship for work on government contracts


The job responsibilities for this position include:

  • Prepare paper and electronic figures for reporting purposes, field efforts, and agency coordination
  • Analyze and edit spatial and tabular data for reporting purposes and research
  • Coordinate and manage all aspects of the GIS program
  • Create and update GIS data layers
  • Create and manage databases

Copperhead hopes to fill this position in its Paint Lick, Kentucky office (south of Lexington) by March 2013.  If interested, please send resume and cover letter to Jeff Schwierjohann at jschwierjohann@copperheadconsulting.com.


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