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, as well as providing leadership in developing, planning, implementing and evaluating innovative Geographic Information Systems (GIS), natural resource, and water resource-related programs. The Program
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identifying and surveying weed species. Experience with GIS/GPS technology. Experience growing plants under greenhouse or growth chamber conditions. Experience with herbicides and herbicide application
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drills, cultivators and sprayers. Experience in conducting field research and knowledge of experimental design concepts. Experience identifying and surveying weed species. Experience with GIS/GPS
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. Ability to use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for mapping and spatial analysis This position is full-time (40 hours/week) and at this time will be based in the Department of Environmental
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., WordPress); servers providing GIS functionality (e.g., GeoServer); relational databases (e.g., Postgres); single sign-on systems; LDAP servers; automation servers (e.g., Jenkins); analytics and user tracking
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to learn new GIS, mapping, and spatial analysis tools. Experience using a variety of library resources and enthusiasm for teaching others to use those resources. Demonstrated excellent interpersonal and
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, GIS, and programming (i.e., R or Python). Excellent analytical skills, including experience with handling of large datasets, remote sensing, and analyses. Experience with Website design and maintenance
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County and the region. Knowledge of local government structure and function with regard to environmental issues. GIS Skills. Responsibilities/Essential Functions: Program Responsibilities: Program
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education program. Good working knowledge of computer skills needed for layout and design of educational materials and newsletters. Experience using ESRI and other GIS and mapping tools. Must be able to meet
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1,2,3 and Arc GIS Applications on a provided tablet Work Environment: In addition to the Working Conditions; the work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee