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Junior Geospatial Technician (Remote)

Denton, TX · On-site +1

$16.50/hr

Junior Geospatial Technician Entry-Level Remote Wiser Imagery Services employs personnel within the ... Previous Land and Ground Cover (Janus Geography, VISNAV, IWLSISS, and/or SoilScape) preferred Work ...

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Bachelor's degree in Geographic Information Systems, Computer Science, Geography, or a related ... Remote work and more! About DataVoice: DataVoice International's integrated utility management ...

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Bachelor's degree in Geographic Information Systems, Computer Science, Geography, or a related ... Remote work and more! About DataVoice: DataVoice International's integrated utility management ...

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A Remote Geography job involves working in the field of geography without being tied to a specific physical office location. These roles often include tasks such as GIS analysis, cartography, remote sensing, environmental research, or geographic data interpretation. Professionals in this field may work for government agencies, private companies, research institutions, or as freelancers. Remote geography jobs leverage digital tools, satellite imagery, and mapping software to analyze spatial data and make informed decisions. This flexibility allows professionals to contribute to geographic projects from anywhere in the world.

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In a remote geography position, daily responsibilities often include analyzing spatial data, creating maps and reports using GIS software, and collaborating with team members via virtual platforms. You may also conduct research on geographic patterns, update and manage geospatial databases, and present findings to stakeholders through video meetings or digital presentations. Project work is typically deadline-driven, requiring effective communication and organization skills. Remote geography professionals frequently coordinate with other analysts, project managers, and subject matter experts across different geographic locations.

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To excel in a remote geography position, you typically need a background in geography, GIS (Geographic Information Systems), spatial analysis, and data interpretation, often supported by a degree in geography or a related field. Experience with GIS software like ArcGIS or QGIS, and certifications such as a GISP, are highly valued. Strong communication, time management, and self-motivation are crucial soft skills for collaborating effectively from a distance. These competencies ensure you can successfully analyze geographic data, generate meaningful reports, and contribute to projects while working independently.

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Program Director, CBP Southern Border Program

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Brackettville, TX • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 9 days ago

Job description

Grunley Construction has been selected as one of ten general contractors eligible to pursue task orders under a $10 billion U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) construction program. Projects under this program are concentrated along the southern U.S. border and will be competed among the qualified contractor pool over the next several years.

Unlike Grunley's traditional self-perform model, this program is designed around the use of strong local "super subcontractors" in each region who provide the on-the-ground labor, trade relationships, and market knowledge required to execute effectively in remote and geographically dispersed border locations.

The Program Director will lead Grunley's pursuit and execution of work under the CBP program. This person will build and manage a network of local specialty and general trade subcontractors functioning as "super subs," develop relationships with CBP/DHS contracting officials, direct the pricing and proposal process for competed task orders, negotiate final contract terms, and oversee delivery of awarded projects across a wide and often remote geography. This role is equal parts business developer, subcontractor network builder, and federal program operator.

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