GIS Analyst
Summary
The GIS Analyst will work on carbon and forestry projects aimed at addressing global warming, biodiversity, and ecosystem protection.
GIS Analyst (Carbon & Forestry)
Sydney - Hybrid Working Model
$110k - $130k plus super & 29 day annual leave
If you're one of those people that are driven by making a meaningful impact on real-world problems, they don't get much more real than global warming. Here, you'll be part of one of the most prominent teams in Australia's fight against climate change. Yours will be an important role in projects that pull carbon from the atmosphere, foster biodiversity, and protect ecosystems.
As a senior member of the GIS team, you'll be the subject matter expert for all things geospatial. You'll be the bridge between the technical GIS and the operational delivery sides of the business. You'll be the person explaining technical concepts to non-technical people, and solving complex technical problems.
If you're looking for a job using your GIS skills to make a big impact on project that matter, this is it.
Key Skills/Experience
You'll need to be able to demonstrate a strong background in GIS/Remote Sensing, and projects involving natural capital, vegetation or forestry. You'll also need a working knowledge of
If that sounds like you, just hit "apply" for more details. Alternatively, contact James Bicknell at Jay.Bicknell[at ]aurec.com or via LinkedIn for more details on this and other GIS openings.
Sydney - Hybrid Working Model
$110k - $130k plus super & 29 day annual leave
If you're one of those people that are driven by making a meaningful impact on real-world problems, they don't get much more real than global warming. Here, you'll be part of one of the most prominent teams in Australia's fight against climate change. Yours will be an important role in projects that pull carbon from the atmosphere, foster biodiversity, and protect ecosystems.
As a senior member of the GIS team, you'll be the subject matter expert for all things geospatial. You'll be the bridge between the technical GIS and the operational delivery sides of the business. You'll be the person explaining technical concepts to non-technical people, and solving complex technical problems.
If you're looking for a job using your GIS skills to make a big impact on project that matter, this is it.
Key Skills/Experience
You'll need to be able to demonstrate a strong background in GIS/Remote Sensing, and projects involving natural capital, vegetation or forestry. You'll also need a working knowledge of
- Esri or QGIS tooling
- Remote Sensing Techniques
- Basic Python programming
If that sounds like you, just hit "apply" for more details. Alternatively, contact James Bicknell at Jay.Bicknell[at ]aurec.com or via LinkedIn for more details on this and other GIS openings.