2026-06-26 – Weekly GIS Jobs : Remote GIS Manager positions available

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week in the GIS job market, there’s a high demand for technicians, especially those proficient in Python scripting and data maintenance. It looks like remote opportunities are also becoming more prevalent, offering flexibility for those who prefer to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • GIS Technician
    Company: Kapur and Associates | Location: Milwaukee, WI
    This role involves using GIS software for production and editing. It’s an opportunity to join a well-established firm in Milwaukee.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: Lee County | Location: Dixon, IL
    If you’re oriented and motivated, this role will have you supporting water and wastewater GIS data maintenance. Python scripting skills are a bonus here.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: Transmap Corporation | Location: Columbus, OH
    Focused on providing location and descriptive information about roadway infrastructure, this role is all about managing GIS data layers effectively.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Technician
    Company: SSP Innovations | Location: Milwaukee, WI
    Dive into GIS software, especially ESRI, and get hands-on with editing and data management tasks in this role.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Analyst
    Company: Robert Half | Location: West Palm Beach, FL
    Join a team to support geospatial applications and work on creating and maintaining GIS content, including dashboards.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Analyst/Sr. GIS Programmer
    Company: Success By Design, LLC | Location: Towson, MD
    Baltimore County needs a senior GIS programmer to handle application development and support activities.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Analyst
    Company: CSS, Inc | Location: Chevy Chase, MD
    This position involves developing data collection tools for GIS and conducting field surveys.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Architect
    Company: Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning | Location: Chicago, IL
    CMAP seeks a GIS Architect to design and build the agency’s geographic information systems.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote jobs are a fantastic option for those who crave flexibility. Here are this week’s remote picks:

  • GIS Manager
    Company: Peregrine Energy Solutions | Location: Boulder, CO
    Responsible for the timely implementation of GIS-related projects, this manager role offers the chance to lead from anywhere.
    Apply Here

  • Senior GIS Consultant - Enterprise
    Company: GeoSearch, Inc. | Location: Santa Clara, CA
    This senior role involves scoping GIS projects and assisting with proposals, all from the comfort of your home.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Esri Analyst - REMOTE one year CONTRACT
    Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
    A year-long contract awaits for those with advanced experience in Esri’s Roads & Highways.
    Apply Here

  • GIS Business Analyst -1 year contract DOT State agency -REMOTE
    Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raleigh, NC
    This remote role involves working with NCDIT-T on a 12-month engagement, focusing on technology and transportation.
    Apply Here

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


Until next time, stay sharp and keep an eye on those opportunities. It’s all about finding the right fit for you.

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It’s so true about the demand for Python skills lately! I landed a remote gig last month and use Python daily for data tasks. Keep an eye on LinkedIn for these postings.

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I totally get the frustration with the job market right now — back in April, I applied for several positions only to find they were already filled. Python is a huge asset, especially for roles focused on data maintenance.

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, the situation is so frustrating! I remember applying for a job last year only to find out it had closed the same day. honing those Python skills is crucial — in my last role, using Python for data analysis really set me apart. Keep pushing through, @Guide.

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I found that creating a GitHub portfolio with personal projects really helped me stand out. As @mjones76 mentioned, using Python effectively can be a game changer, but showcasing your work makes a huge difference. Have you all tried that?

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It’s like a game of musical chairs out there! I remember applying to a remote GIS position only to find out it closed the same day. Keeping your resume updated and tailoring it for each application can really make a difference.

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I totally get that rush to apply before positions disappear. One thing that helped me is networking; reaching out to current employees on LinkedIn can sometimes give you a heads-up on upcoming openings. Have you tried that?

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