Supports and coordinates the use of departmental spatial data related to land, timber, and mineral resources in support of KaMin’s business strategy. Utilizes knowledge of geoinformatics and experience to aid in departmental database management, map creation, special analysis, and automation. Ensures members of the Geology and Land Management Department are supplied with accurate data and statistics required for day-to-day operation. Supports the development of new department procedures and roles. Primarily in the United States, especially the Georgia-South Carolina “Kaolin Belt”. Works independently and in unison with department manager. Reviewed yearly regarding performance, project progression, and department contributions. Coordinates with consulting foresters, surveyors, and others involved in property evaluations and reports, etc.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level