2026-04-03 – Weekly GIS Jobs : Remote GIS Manager role available

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This week, there’s a mix of critical GIS roles and some remote opportunities worth considering. It’s a good time for those with specialized GIS skills to explore new roles, as several companies are actively hiring.


This Week’s Jobs

  • GE Smallworld GIS Developer
    Company: Leidos | Location:
    Leidos is on the lookout for a seasoned GE Smallworld GIS Developer. Your main task would be to manage and develop GIS systems, which is a great opportunity if you’ve got experience with Smallworld.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: CITY OF WAXAHACHIE | Location: Waxahachie, TX
    This role involves maintaining GIS databases and identifying new GIS projects. It’s ideal for someone who enjoys working with both internal teams and external agencies.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Developer
    Company: Public Utility - Holyoke Gas & Electric | Location: Holyoke, MA
    If you have experience in developing GIS and CAD applications, this might be the role for you. It’s a chance to work on both new and existing projects.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Editor
    Company: Global Channel Management, Inc. | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    This entry-level position requires at least four years of experience in GIS editing. It’s a hybrid role, perfect for someone detail-oriented and motivated.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Geographic Information System (GIS) Analyst
    Company: jub.com | Location: Reno, NV
    Lead GIS efforts on various projects. This senior role is for those who have a knack for steering complex GIS initiatives.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Internship
    Company: National Park Service | Location: Bryce, UT
    Perfect for those new to the field, this internship includes housing and involves working with GIS data related to sites, wildlife, and more.
    Apply Here

  • 2026 Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Intern
    Company: Tipmont | Location: Linden, IN
    This internship is great for those looking to get hands-on experience with GIS databases and electric models.
    Apply Here

  • BIM/GIS Coordinator-Utilities
    Company: Kimmel and Associates | Location: Camarena, TO
    A role that involves coordinating utilities and ensuring project goals are met. Suitable for someone with a background in BIM and GIS.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Supervisor/Cartographer
    Company: Umatilla County | Location: Pendleton, OR
    Manage and develop GIS systems while also working on cartographic projects. This supervisory role comes with a monthly salary of $6,575.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, there are a few solid remote opportunities. These roles let you work from the comfort of your home, which is a big plus for those seeking flexibility.

  • GIS Manager
    Company: Peregrine Energy Solutions | Location: Boulder, CO
    Remote GIS Manager role responsible for the implementation of GIS projects. A chance to oversee and drive these initiatives from anywhere.
    Apply Here

  • Senior GIS Consultant - Enterprise
    Company: GeoSearch, Inc. | Location: Santa Clara, CA
    This remote role is for those with extensive GIS experience, focusing on scoping projects and participating in proposals.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Esri Analyst - REMOTE one year CONTRACT- State NC (740083)
    Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
    A one-year contract role focusing on advanced GIS analysis using Esri’s Roads & Highways, all from home.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Business Analyst -1 year contract DOT State agency -REMOTE - Raleigh NC-740805
    Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
    A technical specialist role for a year-long engagement, focusing on GIS for transportation.
    Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Here’s hoping one of these roles helps you find the perfect fit. Whether you’re looking to climb the ladder or just want something that fits your lifestyle better, there’s something here for you. Until next time, keep pushing forward!

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I’ve found that tailoring your resume to highlight specific GIS skills relevant to the job can really make a difference. For instance, when I applied for a remote position, I emphasized my experience with spatial analysis, and it paid off. Have you tried a similar approach?

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I agree! Personalizing your application makes a huge difference. When I applied for a remote GIS role last year, I highlighted my experience with GIS tools like ArcGIS, which helped me stand out.

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While you’re right about tailoring resumes, I’d also suggest mentioning any relevant certifications — you’d be surprised how much that stands out! I once got an interview just because I highlighted my ESRI certification; it’s like adding a cherry on top of an already good sundae.

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It’s like dating — finding the right fit takes a bit of effort — when I applied for my last GIS role, I made sure to showcase my specific experience with remote sensing data. Also, don’t forget to connect with people in the industry; you never know who might throw a recommendation your way. @james_carter79, have you tried reaching out to any past colleagues?

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One thing that really helped me when applying was to include specific projects I led or contributed to in my cover letter. For the last remote position I went for, I mentioned a successful analysis I did using QGIS, which caught their attention. Don’t underestimate the power of a well-told story.

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