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Guidacent, Inc.
verifiedVerified ListingGIS Architect
location_onUnited States (On-site)
schedulePosted today
workFull time
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ArcadeArcGISArcGIS EnterpriseArcGIS OnlineArcMapArcPyDocumentationESRIESRI ArcGISGeodatabasesGISGIS AdministrationPortalPortal for ArcGISPythonSDESQLSQL Server
About the Role
Guidacent is seeking a GIS Architect with deep Esri ArcGIS Enterprise experience to support a multi‑year modernization initiative with one of our municipal clients. You will lead a critical ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 → 11.x upgrade, design a non‑ArcMap Lucity bridge solution, and support ongoing GIS administration, modernization, and digital transformation. You’ll be helping a city modernize its entire GIS ecosystem while ensuring continuity across mission‑critical workflows.
Expect a mix of strategic architecture work, hands‑on engineering, and modernization leadership.
Responsibilities:
Year 1 – High‑Priority Migration
Architect and execute the upgrade of ArcGIS Enterprise (Server, Portal, Datastore)
Design and implement a non‑ArcMap Lucity bridge to replace legacy runtime dependencies
Conduct environment testing, documentation, and user training
Ensure seamless continuity for field and operational workflows
Years 2–3 – Modernization & Administration
Perform annual ArcGIS Enterprise + geodatabase upgrades
Administer and optimize ArcGIS Online & Portal
Lead geodatabase management and SQL Server tuning
Modernize legacy scripts using Python/ArcPy and Arcade
Support digital transformation and GIS application enhancements
Requirements:
7+ years administering and upgrading ArcGIS Enterprise environments
Significant experience with SDE geodatabases & SQL Server
Experience with CentralSquare Lucity, AMS integration, or utility workflows a major plus
Ability to produce well‑structured documentation and lead client‑facing workshops
Work Location
Remote (U.S.)
Onsite only as needed for major upgrade milestones or workshops (minimal)
domain
Guidacent, Inc.
Leading-edge innovations and technical excellence in the geospatial domain.