2026-05-22 – Weekly GIS Jobs : Remote roles still flourishing

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This week, we’re seeing a diverse range of GIS roles popping up across the board. There’s definitely a critical need for GIS technicians and managers, especially in niche areas like utility data management and spatial analysis. On a brighter note, remote work opportunities are still going strong, which is great if you’re looking to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • GIS Coordinator (GIS Project Manager)
    Company: Metropolitan Council | Location: Saint Paul, MN
    This role is perfect for someone looking to contribute to regional development projects in the Twin Cities. A solid background in project management within GIS is key.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: SSP Innovations | Location: Milwaukee, WI
    This role involves working with ESRI and other GIS software. It’s a great fit if you’re looking to get hands-on with GIS data manipulation and support.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Manager
    Company: Robert Half | Location: Cibolo, TX
    They’re looking for someone who can lead the strategy and translate operational needs into GIS solutions. Experience in managing GIS projects is a plus.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Coordinator
    Company: City of Concord | Location: Concord, NH
    This role involves maintaining and updating GIS databases. It’s a full-time position for someone who enjoys working with urban data.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: GEOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIES GROUP INC | Location: Goldsboro, NC
    You’ll be performing GIS spatial analysis and data manipulation under the guidance of experienced GIS staff. Great for those looking to grow their technical skills.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: Lee County | Location: Dixon, IL
    This position focuses on water and wastewater GIS data maintenance. Python scripting skills will definitely come in handy here.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Analyst
    Company: ERG | Location: Dahlgren, VA
    An analytical role perfect for those who love working with spatial data management and geospatial analysis. Detail-oriented folks, this one’s for you.
    Apply Here

  • Lead GIS Analyst
    Company: HR Group LLC Companies | Location: Prague, OK
    This position requires a strong understanding of GIS data structures and geodatabases. If you love leading projects, take a look.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is still a solid option, with several positions available for those who prefer the flexibility of working from home or different locations. Here are some verified opportunities this week:

  • GIS Manager
    Company: Peregrine Energy Solutions | Location: Boulder, CO
    This role is all about implementing GIS-related projects timely. A perfect fit if you enjoy remote project management.
    Apply Here

  • Senior GIS Consultant - Enterprise
    Company: GeoSearch, Inc. | Location: Santa Clara, CA
    Seeking someone with extensive practical experience to assist in scoping GIS projects. Ideal for consultants looking to expand their portfolio.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Database Administrator - (U.S. based Remote)
    Company: GEOSPATIAL CONSULTING GROUP INTERNATIONAL LLC | Location: Alexandria, VA
    Join a team that prides itself on GIS expertise. If databases are your thing, this remote role might be perfect.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Esri Analyst - REMOTE one year CONTRACT- State NC (740083)
    Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
    Advanced role for those with experience in Esri’s Roads & Highways. A year-long contract with the State of NC.
    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 tech-savvy role for a GIS Technical Specialist contractor. It’s a one-year gig with the Department of Transportation.
    Apply Here


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


That’s the scoop for this week. If any of these roles catch your eye, don’t wait around—apply soon. The GIS market is bustling, and opportunities like these won’t last forever.

I once landed a remote GIS role with just a solid portfolio and a few well-placed contacts. It’s like dating; sometimes it’s all about who you know rather than just what you can do. And don’t forget to highlight your niche skills — it can really set you apart in a crowded field.

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I totally agree about the need for GIS technicians, especially in utility data management. I got my start in a similar niche, and networking was key; don’t underestimate that. @ptaylo64, have you checked out any specific job boards? The right ones can make a big difference in finding those remote gigs.

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Funny how applying quickly feels like a race against time, right? I landed a remote job after tweaking my resume to highlight GIS skills for utility data, and I can’t stress how important it’s to personalize each application. Networking’s vital, but a tailored resume can make a huge difference too; just ask @GISgirl.

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It’s so true about the quick applications! I once tailored my cover letter to specifically mention the projects I’d worked on that related to spatial analysis, and it really caught attention. Personalizing your application can make a big difference, especially when roles are competitive; @GISGuru sometimes it’s those details that set you apart.

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