Engineering - GIS Specialist

Position Function - Under the direction of the Public Works Director and/or Designee, performs a wide range of duties involved in providing geo-spatial assistance and support to Public Works and other departments. This position is responsible for providing and maintaining GIS asset data in support of departmental staff, as well as development and maintenance of mapping tools used by internal and external (I&E) customers. Works in close coordination with Information Technology Department GIS division.

Essential Duties% of Performance

Performs a wide range of duties involved in providing advanced technical assistance and assemblage, organization, and management of all aspects of departmental geo-spatial data in coordination with the City's GIS department. Duties include but are not limited to: updates and maintenance of various data sets, city maps, and map layers, including those for water, sanitary sewer, storm drainage, traffic, and streets utilizing Enterprise GIS software. Meets with I&E customers to define data needs, project requirements, and required outputs. Creates and maintains StoryMaps, Experiences, dashboards, project maps, website data, and other online content for use by I&E customers. 70%

Performs duties necessary to support civil engineering staff. Duties include, but are not limited to: preparation assistance for City Council, Boards and/or Commissions meetings, various reports, map preparation, customer service and open-records requests, manages "as-builts" documents, plan review comments, and submittals, etc. 25%

Performs additional duties as assigned.5%

Total:100%

Physical DemandFrequency

BalancingR

BendingO

CarryingO

ClimbingR
LegendCrawlingN

CrouchingR
C - ContinuousFine DexterityF

Foot ControlsO
F - FrequentlyHandlingO

HearingC
O - OccasionallyKneelingR

LiftingO
R - RarelyPushing/PullingO

Reaching O
N - NeverStandingO

SittingF

StoopingO

TwistingR

VisionC

WalkingO

Physical Demand Descriptions(The following descriptions are provided as an example of potential physical and/or sensory activities and does not address the potential for reasonable accommodation; it is intended as general examples of possible physical/sensory demands that might occur during the performance of the position functions/duties, and are not intended to be all inclusive.)Bending/Climbing/Balancing - picking up supplies, files and file boxes; stairs; step stool; walking; standing; filing; drill exercisesCarrying/Lifting - files; filing; office supplies; work aids, etc. Fine Dexterity - telephone; keyboard; "ten key" or calculator; computer hardware, writing, drafting, and software usage; drafting; measuring Foot Controls - drivingHearing - customer assistance; telephone; verbal direction received; meetingsPushing/Pulling/Reaching - supplies; files; file boxes; retrieving; storage shelves; rolling cartsStanding - making presentations; assisting customers; directing meetings; drill exercisesSitting - desk work; meetings; drivingVision - computer and desk work; budget; invoices; driving; plans review; schematics; blueprints; plats, code of ordinancesWalking - to and from office; around office; to and from buildings; assisting customers; meetings; presentationsMachines, Tools, Equipment and/or Work Aids(The following list is intended to provide examples of possible machines, equipment, tools and/or work aids that might be needed to perform position functions/duties and should not to be construed as a comprehensive or complete catalog. This list does not include and does not supersede any requirements with respect to safety or protective equipment, uniforms, apparel, gear or apparatuses required for the performance of any duties described herein.)Audio/Visual, Calculator, Computer, Copier, Facsimile, Keyboard, Office Supplies, Scanner, Software, Telephone, Vehicle, engineering instruments, weather related gear, hardhat and other safety gear, etc.EnvironmentDuties are generally performed in an office environment. Possible exposure to dust, mold and electricity. Duties may also require prolonged periods of outdoor activities which may produce exposure to inclement weather and allergens.Requirements/Knowledge/Skills/AbilitiesRequired knowledge and experience is normally obtained through the completion of a curriculum resulting in an Associate's degree in Geography, Engineering, Informaton Systems or related field and one (1) to three (3) years directly related work experience is required. Knowledge and experience using ESRI tools (ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, Utility Network, StoryMaps, Experiences, etc.), Enterprise Asset Managment, and asset management principles is strongly preferred. Must possess good oral and written communication skills.Working knowledge of City infrastructure (e.g., water, sewer, streets, drainage, etc.).Ability to read letters, memos, contracts, professional and industry literature, and spreadsheets and other job related analysis.Ability to read and interpret zoning maps, quarter-section maps, land use maps, aerial maps, blueprints, engineering plans, construction plans, geo-spatial data, architectural drawings, etc.Ability to read plans, specifications, easements, license agreements, survey field notes, contract documents, and resolutions. Ability to read and write letters, memos, emails, and contracts.Ability to competently use Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, digital filing, GIS, ESRI, and work order systems.Ability to research, compile, and analyze data, and present findings to staff and management in an acceptable format.Ability to exhibit attention to detail, accuracy, and safety.Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with City employees, other Federal, State, and local governmental representatives, contractors, consultants, vendors, and the general public.Work is widely varied, involving analyzing and evaluating many complex and significant variables. Must be able to communicate and present oneself in a professional manner.Must possess a valid Texas Driver's License. Must pass all post offer pre-employment process and/or procedures, including but not limited to: drug screen, physical, and applicable background checks.