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Position Details Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Research Scientist II (GIS) Job Category Staff & Executive - Research (Laboratory/Non-Laboratory) Department CINJ - Cancer Registry
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Statistics. Experience utilizing Python scripting to automate GIS analytical workflows. Experience with ESRI based development platforms such as Experience Builder and StoryMaps. Experience working
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Arcade coding. Knowledge and experience with coding with R or Python to automate GIS and statistical analysis workflows. Professional work experience in GIS analysis. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
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record of peer-reviewed publications Experience developing software with Python, R, and/or Julia Experience with machine learning and AI algorithms and tooling (e.g. PyTorch) Experience with remote
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Technology. This position provides leadership and management of the University’s CAD and telecommunications infrastructure documentation services, including engineering drawings, GIS / KMZ mapping, and the
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assessment using GIS /RS/Data Science techniques, with attention to detail and accuracy. Among the key duties of the position are the following: Maintains the Geospatial database in an organized fashion, with
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environmental feature data from large datasets and other sources. Responsibilities include extracting and integrating data from official databases, conducting GIS -based research and analysis, assessing
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research methods, although applicants from related fields are encouraged to apply. Prior experience conducting applied or basic research in urban settings is also preferred. Experience with R, Python
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settings is also preferred. Experience with R, Python, and/or GIS software (e.g., ArcGIS or QGIS ) is highly desirable. Equipment Utilized Physical Demands and Work Environment Overview Statement
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, Movebank), remote sensing data, GIS tools and quantitative/spatial approaches including machine learning to understand how wildlife species are reacting to climate change at continental or global