GIS Analyst

Clay County Board of County Commissioners•EOC - 1st Floor, FL

4d•$31 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

Performs professional and technical geographic information systems (GIS) work in support of Clay County’s Stormwater Utility and Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) program. The role stewards stormwater infrastructure and outfall data; incorporates new-development assets from as-built records; supports impervious-area, parcel, subdivision, and condominium analysis; integrates inspection, compliance, and maintenance information with the County’s asset and work management system; and produces maps, dashboards, reports, and other data products for program operations and decision-making. Work is performed with independent technical judgment under the general direction of the GIS Coordinator and in close coordination with the Stormwater Program Manager, Special Assessment Administrator, Inspectors, Public Works, Engineering, and the Office of Management and Budget. The position also provides technical assistance and training, supports emergency response and recovery mapping as assigned, and performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Geomatics, Planning, Civil Engineering Technology, Information Technology, or a closely related field.
Two years of progressively responsible professional experience using GIS for data development, geodatabase maintenance, spatial analysis, quality control, web mapping, or mobile workflows.
Experience with Esri ArcGIS applications and enterprise geodatabases.
Valid Florida driver’s license with a clean driving record.
Ability to perform the essential duties satisfactorily and meet the stated knowledge, skills, and abilities requirements.
Regular and consistent attendance; willingness to adjust work hours to accommodate meetings and training as needed.
On-call availability after hours and overtime availability are required.
Ability to perform assigned emergency support functions before, during, and after hazardous weather or a state of local emergency.
Ability to remain stationary 50% of the time; perform sitting, standing, walking, bending, reaching, and occasional heavy exertion; lift, carry, push, pull, or hold objects weighing up to 20 pounds; operate standard office equipment, a computer keyboard, and mouse; hear and see colors and read email, drawings, maps, and software; and drive a vehicle.
Any combination of education and experience may be substituted if it provides the desired skills, knowledge, and abilities to perform the essential functions.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with utility, public works, infrastructure, parcel, or local-government GIS data.
Experience with stormwater infrastructure, MS4 data, outfall mapping, impervious-area analysis, or inspection-data integration.
Experience with mobile GIS applications, relational databases, or SQL.
Experience with the County’s asset and work management system or a comparable platform.

Responsibilities

Serve as GIS data steward for the Stormwater Utility/MS4 program and maintain authoritative stormwater datasets within the County Enterprise GIS.
Develop, maintain, and document geodatabase feature classes, attributes, relationships, domains, metadata, and editing procedures for stormwater infrastructure and related program data.
Maintain and improve the inventory of stormwater conveyances, inlets and catch basins, culverts, pipes, ditches and swales, retention and detention facilities, structural controls, and other assigned assets.
Review as-built plans and development records and create or update GIS features and attributes for newly constructed stormwater infrastructure.
Develop and maintain the MS4 outfall inventory and map, including identification, location, receiving-water information, status, and links to inspection records and photographs.
Research and compile information from as-built plans, plats, surveys, aerial imagery, permits, field observations, and County records to create or update stormwater features and attributes.
Plan and perform data collection and verification using GIS tools, coordinating access and verification needs with stormwater staff and field crews.
Enter, update, reconcile, and support the exchange of stormwater asset information between Enterprise GIS and the County’s asset and work management system in accordance with approved ownership and workflow procedures.
Configure and support mobile maps, forms, and data-collection workflows for program staff and inspectors, and integrate submitted inspection and compliance data with Enterprise GIS.
Perform spatial and tabular quality-control reviews and coordinate correction of missing, duplicate, inconsistent, inaccurate, or unsupported records with the responsible data owner.
Maintain data documentation and an auditable history of source records, edits, verification status, and quality-control actions for material stormwater datasets.
Perform parcel, land-use, service-area, and impervious-area analysis to develop, validate, and maintain GIS inputs supporting the stormwater assessment methodology.
Create and maintain subdivision, condominium, common-area, community development district (CDD), and homeowners’ association (HOA) boundary information for stormwater mapping and assessment support.
Calculate and document total and common-area impervious area and lot counts within subdivisions and condominiums; prepare GIS-derived inputs to allocate common-area impervious surface among benefited lots according to the adopted assessment methodology.
Associate available CDD or HOA water-management permits and responsibility information with mapped areas and maintain links to source records.
Coordinate with the Special Assessment Administrator and OMB to reconcile GIS-derived parcel and impervious-area information with assessment records; provide documented data and analysis without administering or certifying the assessment roll.
Integrate approved stormwater asset, inspection, illicit-discharge, maintenance, and project information so staff can locate records and evaluate history by asset or geography.
Develop maps, web maps, dashboards, reports, and other products for MS4 reporting, program management, maintenance planning, public information, presentations, and leadership review.
Prepare defensible GIS statistics, maps, and extracts for data requests and recurring reports, documenting methods, limitations, and source dates.
Participate in the County GIS group and ensure stormwater applications and datasets follow Enterprise GIS architecture, security, publishing, backup, and data-governance practices.
Provide technical assistance and training to authorized County staff on stormwater GIS applications, mobile workflows, maps, dashboards, and data standards.
Develop and maintain procedures, data dictionaries, workflow documentation, cross-training materials, and continuity resources for knowledge transfer and succession planning.
Assist with emergency response and recovery mapping and damage-information support as assigned before, during, and after hazardous weather or a state of local emergency.
Perform other duties as assigned.