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• The GIS Analyst I is the entry-level GIS professional. Performs complex GIS work under general supervision for a variety of applications.
• The GIS Analyst II can be distinguished from the GIS Analyst I by the scope and level of work. The GIS Analyst II performs the most complex GIS work under general direction, serves as a team lead , and manages large projects .

GIS Analyst I

• Designs, develops, and maintains GIS applications and projects;
• Creates, edits, and maintains county spatial datasets;
• Performs GIS troubleshooting;
• Interacts directly with internal and external customers to identify needs and develop solutions;
• Collaborates and works closely with GIS and IT personnel to provide solutions;
• Provides training and technical advice to users;
• Develops and maintains user guides and procedure manuals;
• Provides input into long-term county strategies;

GIS Analyst II:

• Performs the essential functions of a GIS Analyst I;
• Develops project plans and coordinates enterprise GIS projects;
• Serves as GIS Server Administrator and works with IT staff to troubleshoot and resolve GIS related hardware and software issues;
• Conducts research into emerging technologies and works with vendors, consultants and other resources to determine capability of products;
• Provides lead work to other GIS staff;
• Develops enterprise GIS solutions utilizing a variety of object oriented programming and scripting languages;
• Evaluates and makes recommendations on quality control standards and on maintenance procedures for the geographic information system and digital base map.

ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS:

• Because this role involves driving between multiple office sites to perform job duties, candidates must possess a valid driver’s license and maintain an acceptable driving record.Assists with security and data access-related procedures;
• Represents the county on committees;
• Performs related functions as required.

• Work is performed primarily in an office environment and the employee in this class is subject to inside environmental conditions;
• Work may require the incumbent to perform GIS troubleshooting in the field;
• May be required to lift up to 20 lbs.;
• Requires frequent repetitive movement of the wrists, hands, and fingers.