Duties:
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A minimum supervision position, the GIS Manager performs computer applications and database design, development, and implementation services for departmental users utilizing Geographic Information System (GIS) technology; supports the GIS environment, policies and procedures, standards, and the accuracy and consistency of the GIS information. In addition, the GIS Manager assists the Director as required in the day-to-day operations of the Grayson County Development Services Department and must work effectively with managers and users at all levels.
Essential duties and responsibilities
- Develops, plans, and implements complex GIS applications software for system users that includes but is not limited to designing and developing complex GIS database models and templates
- Edits and creates GIS data including 9-1-1 Addressing, City Limits, Fire and EMS Districts; maintains GIS databases, SQL, SDE
- Maintain the transportation planning (i.e. thoroughfare plan, land use, socio-economic, and demographic) GIS databases
- Integrate statistical data resources to assist in proactive and strategic law enforcement initiatives, preventative enforcement and education and identification of crime patterns and spatial displays; assist in trending criminal organizations, identification of known and repeat offenders, and provide GIS and other information to the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office for decision-making purposes
- Provide onsite Emergency Operations Center (EOC) support during incidents where the EOC is activated and requires active GIS support
- Create and publish GIS services for internal and public use, including web based applications using ArcGIS Online
- Administers GIS servers and workstations by installing and troubleshooting system software and programs and administers system access and security
- Prepares a variety of technical reports, maps, illustrations, correspondence and other written materials that include graphic representations
- Responds to inquiries from end-users, developers, contractors, and other customers regarding GIS requirements
- Participates in development functions involving but not limited to Economic Development, Law Enforcement and Emergency Management that require GIS support
- Transposes complex data from records maps, CAD drawings, county land base maps, demographic models and economic resources and other source documents into GIS and/or related database
- Participates in the development, maintenance and implementation of policies and procedures that ensure the accuracy of GIS information is maintained
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Qualifications & Requirements:
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Education/Training/Experience
- 4 years’ experience with ESRI software, including ArcDesktop Standard 10.1 with professional-level experience in the design, development, implementation and administration of geographic information systems, including analysis and database development and integration
- Associate Degree in Geographic Information Systems or closely related field (Bachelor degree preferred)
- A GISP Certificate is highly desirable
Knowledge Of
- Principles, practices, concepts and techniques of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) theory and function; including computer mapping and attribute data conversion, transfer, manipulation and analysis
- Principles and practices of mapping coordinate systems, projections and scale
- Principles and practices of database structures, design and database management
- ESRI ArcGIS software family, AutoCAD, Microsoft Access, SQL Server and other mapping and GIS software
- Equipment needed for GIS development, including workstations, printers, plotters, communications devices, scanners and other related peripheral devices
Ability to
- Plan, manage, and implement GIS-related projects; assessing progress and making appropriate corrections to keep projects on track
- Produce maps, datasets and reports using GIS; independently perform advanced GIS assignments with initiative and creativity
- Understand emerging GIS technologies and their application to improve County services
- Analyze complex problems, evaluate alternatives, and make sound, well-structured recommendations
- Manage multiple projects; plan project work, track progress and meet associated planned outcomes
- Read and interpret surveys, legal descriptions, cartography, engineering documents, construction plans, and aerial and orthophotography
- Perform moderately complex technical computations, compile or analyze GIS data, and develop mapping products
- Prepare and present clear and well-organized written and oral reports to County staff and other groups as required
- Establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, other County employees/ departments, County officials, and the public
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