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The Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s mission is to protect, manage, and advocate for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Position Summary
The GIS Technician reports to the GIS Program Manager and is responsible for GIS analyses, maps, and products that are crucial in supporting projects related to the Visual Resource Inventory, Visitor Use Management, Overnight Site Planning, External Boundary Corridor Monitoring, and Trail Facility data management along the Appalachian Trail. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Produce data layers, maps, reports, and other visual products using ArcGIS technology. Conduct field data collection training using GPS equipment and process the information into GIS maps. Assist in developing and following protocols for data sharing with management partners. Support the Visual Resource Inventory database efforts. Troubleshoot GIS issues across multiple projects. Assist in preparing annual map updates for trail facilities. Collaborate with project managers and the GIS Manager to meet program goals. Develop and update project plans, plats, and maps using GIS software. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree, GIS certificate, relevant coursework, or 2 years of equivalent work experience in GIS. Proficiency in Geographic Information Systems tools such as ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and Field Maps. Understanding of conservation principles and land management practices. Knowledge of remote sensing, GPS technology, and geospatial data management. Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable personal vehicle. Strong communication skills, capable of working independently and collaboratively. Successful completion of a National Park Service background check for access to NPS-GIS and database servers. Physical Demands and Work Environment
This position requires regular computer use with various software applications. Occasional travel for conferences, training, and partner meetings is expected. Field visits to the Appalachian Trail may expose the technician to pests, extreme weather, and typical backcountry hazards. The role is fully remote, with the candidate required to be located in one of the 14 Trail States. Additional Details
This is a 4-year TERM remote position with an annual salary of $62,000. Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance, company-paid long-term disability and life insurance, and a 403(b) Retirement Plan with up to 7% match after one year of service. The Appalachian Trail Conservancy is committed to diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination in all aspects of employment.
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The Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s mission is to protect, manage, and advocate for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Position Summary
The GIS Technician reports to the GIS Program Manager and is responsible for GIS analyses, maps, and products that are crucial in supporting projects related to the Visual Resource Inventory, Visitor Use Management, Overnight Site Planning, External Boundary Corridor Monitoring, and Trail Facility data management along the Appalachian Trail. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Produce data layers, maps, reports, and other visual products using ArcGIS technology. Conduct field data collection training using GPS equipment and process the information into GIS maps. Assist in developing and following protocols for data sharing with management partners. Support the Visual Resource Inventory database efforts. Troubleshoot GIS issues across multiple projects. Assist in preparing annual map updates for trail facilities. Collaborate with project managers and the GIS Manager to meet program goals. Develop and update project plans, plats, and maps using GIS software. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree, GIS certificate, relevant coursework, or 2 years of equivalent work experience in GIS. Proficiency in Geographic Information Systems tools such as ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and Field Maps. Understanding of conservation principles and land management practices. Knowledge of remote sensing, GPS technology, and geospatial data management. Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable personal vehicle. Strong communication skills, capable of working independently and collaboratively. Successful completion of a National Park Service background check for access to NPS-GIS and database servers. Physical Demands and Work Environment
This position requires regular computer use with various software applications. Occasional travel for conferences, training, and partner meetings is expected. Field visits to the Appalachian Trail may expose the technician to pests, extreme weather, and typical backcountry hazards. The role is fully remote, with the candidate required to be located in one of the 14 Trail States. Additional Details
This is a 4-year TERM remote position with an annual salary of $62,000. Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance, company-paid long-term disability and life insurance, and a 403(b) Retirement Plan with up to 7% match after one year of service. The Appalachian Trail Conservancy is committed to diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination in all aspects of employment.
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