Job Description
Are you passionate about Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and looking for a rewarding career in the public sector? The Sports, Tourism, Archaeology, Museum & Youth Affairs Department is currently seeking a qualified GIS Specialist to join their team.
This position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to various projects and initiatives in a dynamic and impactful environment.
Requirements:
Educational Background: Candidates must hold at least a Second-Class Bachelor’s Degree in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) or a related field from a recognized university.
Experience: A minimum of 1 year of relevant experience in GIS is required, preferably from a recognized institution.
Key Responsibilities of a GIS Specialist
As a GIS Specialist, you will play a crucial role in managing and analyzing spatial data to support the department’s projects and initiatives. Your responsibilities will include:
- Data Collection and Analysis: Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting spatial data to create accurate maps and geographic models.
- Geographic Information Systems Management: Maintaining and updating GIS databases to ensure data accuracy and integrity.
- Mapping and Visualization: Creating detailed maps and visualizations to support decision-making and project planning.
- Technical Support: Providing technical support and training to staff members on GIS tools and software.
- Reporting: Generating reports based on GIS analysis to assist in strategic planning and project development.
How You Can Make a Difference
As a GIS Specialist, you will be a key player in ensuring that spatial data is accurately represented and effectively utilized in various projects. Your work will help improve decision-making processes, enhance project planning, and contribute to the overall success of the department’s initiatives.
To Apply: Ensure you meet the qualifications and experience requirements before submitting your application. This is a fantastic opportunity to advance your career in GIS and make a meaningful impact in the public sector.