GIS Analyst: To be successful as a geospatial analyst, you should be prepared to work in a
fast-paced and demanding environment with excellent research, collaboration, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Technical Skills: QGis, ArcGis, ArcMap and Google Earth Pro.
Responsibilities entail: 1. Gathering, analyzing, and storing geospatial data according to project requirements 2. Extracting relevant information from the gathered geospatial data and applying analytical methods to solve problems related to intelligence. 3. Undertake land suitability assessments for sustainable development initiatives 4. Undertake land cover change detection and track damages that have occurred due to natural or man-made disasters 5. Report writing and presentation on findings to partners and stakeholders 6. Researching and developing geospatial products for internal use 7. Requirements: 8. A bachelor's degree in geographic information systems or related fields. 9. Excellent collaboration, communication, and interpersonal skills
GIS Technician Job Description
GIS Technician: A Civil engineer assisting GIS team on property on-boarding.
Technical Skills: AutoCad and basics of Qgis.
Requirements: 1. Education: Diploma or a bachelor's degree in civil engineering or a related engineering field. 2. Experience: Proven working experience in layout designing and planning. 3. Technical skills: Proficiency in site layout design, grading, utility design and regulatory approvals. 4. Software skills: Excellent knowledge of design and visualization software such as AutoCAD and Civil 3D. Basic Knowledge about GIS software like Google earth Pro would be an added advantage. 5. Soft skills: Strong communication and interpersonal skills, attention to detail, problem-solving, and leadership.