Engineering - GIS Specialist

Position Function - Under the direction of the GIS Manager and/or Designee, performs a wide range of duties involved in providing geo-spatial assistance and support to Public Works and other departments. This position is responsible for providing and maintaining GIS asset data in support of departmental staff, as well as development and maintenance of mapping tools used by internal and external (I&E) customers. Works in close coordination with the Public Works Department. Essential Duties % of Performance Performs a wide range of duties involved in providing advanced technical assistance and assemblage, organization, and management of all aspects of departmental geo-spatial data in coordination with the City's GIS department. Duties include but are not limited to: updates and maintenance of various data sets, city maps, and map layers, including those for water, sanitary sewer, storm drainage, traffic, and streets utilizing Enterprise GIS software. Meets with I&E customers to define data needs, project requirements, and required outputs. Creates and maintains StoryMaps, Experiences, dashboards, project maps, website data, and other online content for use by I&E customers. 70% Performs duties necessary to support civil engineering staff. Duties include, but are not limited to: preparation assistance for City Council, Boards and/or Commissions meetings, various reports, map preparation, customer service and open-records requests, manages "as-builts" documents, plan review comments, and submittals, etc. 25% Performs additional duties as assigned. 5% Total: 100% Physical Demand Frequency Balancing R Bending O Carrying O Climbing R Legend Crawling N Crouching R C - Continuous Fine Dexterity F Foot Controls O F - Frequently Handling O Hearing C O - Occasionally Kneeling R Lifting O R - Rarely Pushing/Pulling O Reaching O N - Never Standing O Sitting F Stooping O Twisting R Vision C Walking O Physical Demand Descriptions (The following descriptions are provided as an example of potential physical and/or sensory activities and does not address the potential for reasonable accommodation; it is intended as general examples of possible physical/sensory demands that might occur during the performance of the position functions/duties, and are not intended to be all inclusive.) Bending/Climbing/Balancing - picking up supplies, files and file boxes; stairs; step stool; walking; standing; filing; drill exercises Carrying/Lifting - files; filing; office supplies; work aids, etc. Fine Dexterity - telephone; keyboard; "ten key" or calculator; computer hardware, writing, drafting, and software usage; drafting; measuring Foot Controls - driving Hearing - customer assistance; telephone; verbal direction received; meetings Pushing/Pulling/Reaching - supplies; files; file boxes; retrieving; storage shelves; rolling carts Standing - making presentations; assisting customers; directing meetings; drill exercises Sitting - desk work; meetings; driving Vision - computer and…