gis analyst ii resume example with 4+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105(555) 432-1000, resumesample@example.com
Summary
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Skills
Geographic Information Science
Geospatial Technology
Asset Management
Cartographic Design
Map Production
Graphic & Information Visualization/Communication
Spatial Database Design
Data Interoperability
Spatial Data Distribution & Inference
Spatial Analysis
Python Scripting
Remote Sensing
Image Analysis
UAV Data Collection & Analytics
Land Surveying/Geomatics
Global Navigation & Satellite Systems
Global Positioning Systems
Experience
04/2018 to CurrentGIS Analyst IIAlutiiq Llc | Dunn Loring, VA,
Spatial data analysis relevant to organization's water utility system data.
Generation of requested maps, tables, and/or graphic reports.
Development and maintenance of online maps and applications using ArcGIS Enterprise Portal for use both within and outside of the organization (public use).
Custom Python script development to continue to improve workflows within the organization.
Data manipulation using Feature Manipulation Engine (FME) and ArcGIS Data Interoperability.
Oversees, analyzes, and customizes organization's asset management system (Cartegraph).
Also includes automating workflows, software development and roll-out to departments, training of users within organization, and maintenance.
QA/QC of all GIS and As-built updates.
ArcGIS Data Reviewer design and maintenance.
Assists GIS Manager with design and maintenance of ArcGIS Workflow Manager.
Extensive understanding of water utility engineering design (potable, reclaimed, wastewater), standards, and as-builts.
Designs and maintains implementation of GIS workflows and cartographic design from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro.
Provides technical interpretation and troubleshooting for GIS software and asset management system.
Maintains GIS department's Standard Operating Procedures.
01/2017 to 05/2018GIS TechnicianNorthshore | Westchester, IL,
Responsible for building and managing geodatabases within a Geographic Information System (ESRI 10.5xx, ESRI ArcGIS Pro, & QGIS 2.18.15).
Import/Export data between Autodesk CAD software (AutoCAD Mechanical 2017) and GIS systems.
Converts data between Google Earth KML, CAD, and GISystem shapefiles.
Plan and execute soil surveys in accordance with Georgia Public Health requirements for the purpose of obtaining permits for on-site sewage management systems (septic).
Field work including soil sampling, locating site features and proposed house locations, recording sampling points and other necessary data via Forge Echo handheld GPS unit.
On-site consultations with clients including individual landowners, builders, engineers, and land surveyors.
Office work including building and maintaining geodatabases within a GISystem.
Geospatial model development of models that produce parcel maps to be used as base maps in Level 3 Soil Investigation reports required by Georgia county Environmental Health Departments.
07/2017 to 04/2018GIS Research AnalystUniversity Of North Georgia | City, STATE,
Conducted undergraduate research which included comparing the soil moisture (SMAP data) of Houston, Texas both prior and post Hurricane Harvey in order to create a Flood Potential model in ArcGIS for Desktop 10.5 (ESRI, Redlands, CA).
SMAP data (Soil Moisture Active Passive) data was collected via satellite that measures the amount of water in the top 5 centimeters of soil on Earth's surface.
Having completed the creation of the Flood Potential Model used in the analysis for soil moisture prior to and following Hurricane Harvey, I then related my results of the
flood potential analysis to the massive amounts of regional flooding that occurred in the Houston area following Harvey.
Lastly, I used the Floor Potential Model for the state of Georgia and updated it, also using SMAP data for the state of Georgia.
Education and Training
Expected in to to Master of Science | Geographic Information Science AdministrationUniversity of West Florida, Pensacola, FL, GPA:
Expected in 05/2018 to to Bachelor of Science | Environmental Spatial AnalysisUniversity of North Georgia, Oakwood, GA, GPA:
President's List, Dean's List
Expected in 12/2017 to to Certificate | Geographic Information ScienceUniversity of North Georgia, Oakwood, GA, GPA:
Expected in 05/2017 to to Certificate | Fundamentals of Geospatial TechnologyUniversity of North Georgia, Oakwood, GA, GPA:
Dean's List
Activities and Honors
Accomplishments
Case Study Publication with ESRI
January 2020
Title: Florida Utility Company Enhances QA/QC with Data Quality Management System
Additional Contributor: Daniel Johns, GISP, GIS Manager, Clay County Utility Authority
https://www.esri.com/en-us/landing-page/product/2020/clay-county-case-study
Presented at 2019 ESRI User Conference
July 2019
Title: How to Improve the QA/QC Process with ArcGIS Data Reviewer
Abstract: In water utilities, GIS data quality and accuracy can mean the success or failure of many different scenarios: repairs occurring quickly and efficiently, customers receiving boil water notices, or even simply being able to identify customer locations.
ArcGIS Data Reviewer gives Clay County Utility Authority the ability to ensure that our data not only geometrically exists as it should, but that it is attributed correctly.
Data Reviewer sets data quality to a standard of utmost dependability.
Cartegraph High Performance Government Award
May 2019
Presented to Clay County Utility Authority's GIS and D&C Departments.
Re: To prolong the life and reliability of its fire hydrants, Clay County Utility Authority flushes over 3,500 hydrants each year.
Averaging 30 minutes per ticket, they saw the opportunity to realize significant savings in costs and time.
Getting creative with Cartegraph automations, they're completing these inspections in four months instead of eight-saving an estimated $110,000 annually by automatically creating maintenance tasks based on deficiency and deactivating out-of-service hydrants in their ArcGIS database.
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