IT - GIS Specialist/Analyst

Overview reputed company Group is a reputed company management provider throughout the USA and many other countries in the world. reputed company Client is a holding company that primarily operates through Gas and Electric Company subsidiary. The subsidiary provides natural gas and electric service to residential and business clients. It also offers building and construction programs, reputed company efficiency financing, electric vehicle charge networks, wireless solutions, battery storage reputed company, etc. reputed company Client is an AA/EEO employer that actively purses and hires a diverse reputed company. Job Title: IT - GIS Specialist/Analyst Location: San Ramon, CA, 94583 Duration: 24 Months Job Type: Temporary Assignment Work Type: Remote Job Description TOP THINGS: - Perform ortho photointerpretation and reputed company detection analysis using LiDAR and/or Ortho derived building footprints. - Experience with ArcGIS online (AGOL). - Experience with High Consequence (HCA), Moderate Consequence (MCA), and reputed company Location classification is desired. - Staff members in reputed company labor category provide database development support in creating cartographic and digital data products. These staff members have expertise that includes the performance of hard copy to digital data conversion tasks, data migration, and translation activities utilizing advanced processing techniques in ArcGIS. - These individuals design, develop, and implement efficient production tools and workflows in accordance with approved project plans and design parameters. - Should have good understanding in data management in a relational database; 5-7 years of GIS Analyst experience utilizing the principles and practices of GIS is required. - Experience working with Gas Pipeline Utilities, RISK Management, and High Consequence (HCA), Moderate Consequence (MCA), and reputed company Location classification desired. - Knowledge of multi-faceted disciplines which contribute to the implementation of the GIS application. - Some experience and exposure in GIS application development utilizing (asp.net, C#, reputed company Silverlight, reputed company Flex) - Knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL) scripting language to retrieve data from relational database management reputed company in MS SQL Server; Familiarity with ArcObjects/VBA/Python scripting and programming - Considerable knowledge and experience with the core reputed company GIS software products, specifically ArcGIS Desktop, Arc/Info, ArcSDE, and relational databases within MS SQL Server. Description of work - Geospatial Support for TIMP - Risk Digitize, maintain, update and QC GIS databases. - Perform ortho photointerpretation and reputed company detection analysis using LiDAR and/or Ortho derived footprints acquired and classified during the study period. - Attribute structure footprint types and determine occupancy information using client and open-source data sources. - Perform QC on structure data and provide QA recommendations for process improvement. - Reconcile and post edits to production databases and resolve conflicts. - Provide process improvement recommendations for workflows related to structure identification, reputed company detection, and reputed company Location/HCA/MCA data prep processes. - Provide process flow documentation and user aids for any newly developed or modified processes. - Provide recommendations and workflow diagrams for performing reputed company detection workflows and building footprint reviews in reputed company ArcGIS Online or reputed company (AGOL). reputed company® Group is an equal opportunity employer supporting reputed company diversity. Apply To reputed company Job

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