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GIS Database Analyst

City of Chicago

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Location: Chicago, IL
Type: Full Time
Posted: 09/13/2016
Deadline to Apply: 09/16/2016
More Information: GIS Database Analyst

Under direction, assists the GIS Manager in the analysis and creation of various Geographic Information Systems (GIS) databases for the City’s GIS system, and performs related duties as required

Essential Duties

  • Uses GIS and other database technology to analyze and assess various data sets for accuracy, completeness, and usability in the City’s GIS system
  • Manipulates GIS and departmental databases to generate tabular and cartographic output
  • Develops procedures for converting data into GIS format
  • Assists departments in converting, building, and maintaining graphic and non-graphic databases for GIS applications
  • Documents the analysis of data sets for future reference, using various software applications and diagramming tools
  • Develops and maintains standards for GIS databases to ensure the integrity and agreement between GIS data sets
  • Oversees the operation and maintenance of GIS servers, applications, and related services (e.g., Web/Internet and City Intranet program design, development, and testing)
  • Develops protocols for integration and extraction of GIS database
  • Resolves issues related to conflicting data by restructuring or developing new data sets
  • Troubleshoots problems encountered by users related to GIS database operations
  • Verifies compliance of data sets with the City’s GIS systems requirements
  • Researches new GIS technology and recommends changes to ensure the City’s GIS system operates efficiently
  • Trains users on GIS applications

Qualifications

Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Sciences, Information Technology/Systems, Geography, Urban Planning, or a directly related field, plus three years of experience working with GIS data sets, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience, provided that the minimum degree requirement is met.