Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week, the GIS job market is buzzing with opportunities. There’s a noticeable demand for GIS analysts and technicians, especially for those with experience in data management and spatial analysis. Remote work options are also on the rise, which is great news if you’re looking to work from the comfort of your own home.
This Week’s Jobs
GIS Technician Company: Sampson County | Location: Clinton, NC
This role is perfect for someone wanting to dive into GIS work at a county level, with a regular work week to boot. It’s a chance to make a tangible impact in the local community.
GIS Analyst Company: Consolidated Utility District Of Rutherford County | Location: Murfreesboro, TN
You’ll be maintaining the GIS data for utility mapping—ideal if you have a knack for detail and want to work on meaningful infrastructure projects.
GIS Technician Company: GEOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIES GROUP INC | Location: Goldsboro, NC
This position offers training from seasoned GIS staff, making it a solid choice for those looking to deepen their spatial analysis skills.
GIS Senior Analyst Company: Consolidated Utility District Of Rutherford County | Location: Murfreesboro, TN
A senior role for those with experience in GIS data editing and utility systems, providing leadership opportunities within the district.
GIS Analyst II Company: Akicita Federal, LLC | Location: Lakewood, CO
This role involves maintaining metadata for GIS datasets, perfect for those who enjoy working with detailed data management.
GIS Analyst Company: 4P Consulting Inc. | Location: Atlanta, GA
A role focused on current GIS industry trends like remote sensing, suitable for those wanting to stay ahead in the field.
GIS Analyst Company: Wolverine Staffing | Location: Detroit, MI
Involves monitoring GIS environments and data retrieval, which is great if you’re into enterprise GIS systems.
GIS Analyst Company: Eastern Shawnee Companies LLC | Location: Denver, CO
Supporting the Bureau of Indian Affairs, this role is perfect for those who want to contribute to meaningful governmental projects.
Remote work is increasingly becoming a staple in the GIS world. The following opportunities let you work from wherever you are, offering flexibility without compromising on career growth.
GIS Technician Company: GEOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIES GROUP INC | Location: Goldsboro, NC
Join a team with strong training support, perfect for those who want to learn and grow remotely.
GIS Analyst III Company: Akicita Federal, LLC | Location: Lakewood, CO
Focus on developing GIS scripts and automation, a great opportunity for those who enjoy coding and GIS.
GIS Coordinator Company: American Forest Foundation | Location: Washington, DC
As a GIS Coordinator, you’ll support forest conservation efforts from anywhere. Perfect if you’re passionate about environmental issues.
GIS Manager Company: Peregrine Energy Solutions | Location: Boulder, CO
This managerial role focuses on GIS project implementation, ideal for those with leadership skills who want to manage remotely.
Remote Sensing/GIS Analyst Company: Redcastle Resources | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Work on landscape-level mapping tasks, combining remote sensing and GIS skills for ecological projects.
Senior GIS Consultant - Enterprise Company: GeoSearch, Inc. | Location: Santa Clara, CA
Engage in scoping and proposal work for GIS projects, great for those with consultancy experience.
GIS Esri Analyst - REMOTE one year CONTRACT- State NC (740083) Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
This remote contract is all about advanced GIS work with Esri software, ideal for those who thrive in contract roles.
GIS Business Analyst -1 year contract DOT State agency -REMOTE - Raleigh NC-740805 Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
You’ll be a contractor for a transportation agency, working on GIS technical specifications—great if you have a background in transportation tech.
OSP Permit Specialist I Company: Utilities One | Location: Voorhees, NJ
Support permit processes with a focus on GIS data accuracy, perfect for someone with regulatory experience.
Sr. Software Development Engineer - Imagery OOJ - 35552 Company: Hatch Global Search | Location: Mclean, VA
This role merges GIS with photogrammetry and remote sensing, a sweet spot for tech-savvy GIS professionals.
Hope this week’s listings help you find something that suits your skills and career goals. Remember, these opportunities can go fast, so don’t hesitate if something catches your eye.
I’ve been seeing the same uptick, and one thing that’s consistently helped me land remote GIS interviews is adding a lightweight ArcGIS Online portfolio map to my resume that demonstrates ‘data management’ steps (field mapping, QA flags) on a real dataset. Small caveat: some orgs block external links, so I also attach a one-page PDF map with a short methods blurb so they can review it offline.
Quick win for remote roles: I added a two‑line stack at the top of my resume (PostGIS, SQL, Python/geopandas, ArcGIS Pro/AGOL) plus a tiny before/after map GIF — “show, don’t tell” — and callbacks picked up… Some listings still screen by timezone or Esri certs, so mirror their phrasing and tweak keywords per post. It’s like setting symbology — make the signal loud and the noise quiet.
That “apply promptly” note is real — I set up RSS alerts on Greenhouse and Lever for “GIS analyst” + “remote” and started applying within an hour; callbacks jumped. , lots of “remote” are geo‑restricted, so include location keywords and keep a resume variant tuned to data management/spatial analysis ready. https://boards.greenhouse.io.
Following that “apply promptly” note, the one thing that moved the needle for me was attaching a tiny QGIS model (.model3) + README showing my spatial join/buffer workflow; hiring managers clicked it. Small caveat: lots of “remote” posts still want you in a specific state or time zone, so I put my TZ and residency in the header to avoid mismatches. Quick how‑to for the modeler if you need it: 23.5. The model designer — QGIS Documentation documentation.
Quick tip: I mirrored job keywords in my resume/portfolio — ‘PostGIS, FME, ArcGIS Pro’ and a one‑line ‘result: cut processing time 40%’ per project — and callbacks improved; it’s like good symbology, the signal pops. If you can’t share client data, rebuild the same workflow with open OSM/USGS datasets and say so.
On the “data management” front, I started linking a tiny GeoPackage and a 20‑line PostGIS snippet showing how a spatial index dropped a polygon overlay from 18s to 2s; , some portals block files, so I park it here: https://gist.github.com/david-smith/xyz. @ryan_jones84 your AGOL demo idea pairs well with this, but if credits are tight I swap in a lightweight Leaflet page pointing at a static GeoJSON.
Since these can “expire” fast, I keep a tiny GitHub repo with a 75‑sec screen capture of me cleaning messy addresses in GeoPandas and a one‑click notebook that outputs a tidy Parquet — callbacks jumped for analyst roles. For remote, I add my UTC offset right on the resume and README to save the back‑and‑forth. Strip any PII and keep files small; solid setup notes here: https://geopandas.org.