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Crook County, Oregon

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GIS Technician

location_onPrineville, OR, United States (On-site)
schedulePosted 13 days ago
payments$55,868 - 74,422 USD
workFull time
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ArcGIS ProCartographyESRIEsri Experience BuilderGeospatial AnalysisJavaScriptPythonSQL

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Crook County (OR) – GIS Technician Department/Division: Information Technology Location: Prineville, OR Job type: Full-time Job number: 202400037 Opening date: 10/14/2026 Salary: $55,868.80 - $74,422.40 annually Description The GIS Technician will support the information technology team by managing and executing geographic information system (GIS) projects. This role involves utilizing the ESRI suite of technologies, with a focus on ArcGIS Pro, to perform spatial analysis and manage geospatial data. The technician will collaborate with various departments to leverage spatial data for informed decision-making and to enhance community services. Additionally, the position offers opportunities for professional development within the geospatial industry. Responsibilities Data Management: Assist with the acquisition, organization, and maintenance of spatial datasets, ensuring data integrity and accuracy. Help support the development and implementation of data standards and protocols for GIS operations. Spatial Analysis: Conduct spatial analyses to support planning, resource management, and decision-making processes. Cartography and Visualization: Design and produce high-quality maps and visualizations for internal and public consumption. Database Management: Understand how to access GIS databases, including data storage and retrieval. Application Development: Learn and develop custom GIS applications, tools, and scripts to automate workflows. Strong interest in Python, JavaScript, or SQL is preferred. User Support and Training: Assist in providing technical support and training to GIS users across the organization. Research and Innovation: Stay informed about emerging trends and technologies in GIS and spatial analysis. Collaboration and Communication: Communicate GIS concepts and findings to non-technical audiences clearly. Qualifications Associate's degree (or in current process of obtaining) in Geography, GIS, Computer Science, or a related field is required. Bachelor's degree preferred. Preferred minimum of 1 year of experience in GIS workflows, application development with Experience Builder, and data management, preferably in local government or the public sector. Proficiency in Esri ArcGIS Pro and other GIS software platforms. Entry-level experience in programming languages used in GIS, such as Python and JavaScript. Analytical, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills; strong communication and interpersonal skills. Knowledge of local government operations, policies, and regulations is desirable. Apply through the Crook County careers page.
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