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Geography/Geology
Fall 2001
Job Description
Date 08/23/01
Job Ad#: 080119
Company Name:

California Department of Fish and Game
Company Location: Rancho Cordova
Job Title: Geographic Information Systems Technician
Duties:
  • Assist Research Analysts with digitizing, converting, entering and editing GIS and other spatial data, collecting GPS data, creating maps, and maintenance of spatial databases using ArcView, ArcInfo, and Microsoft Access software in a Windows environment.
  • Collect, download and copy GIS data to incorporate into Region 2 GIS data library.
  • Operate and maintain a Dell personal computer (PC) system, laptop, large format Inkjet plotter,digitizer, scanner and printer.
  • Assist in the maintenance of PCs, servers, and laptops; troubleshoot PC and laptop technical problems; upgrade PCs and laptops; conduct software and data backups and virus scans.
  • Fill data requests from staff and third parties.
  • Conduct GIS analysis and prepare maps and reports for internal staff and third-parties.
  • Provide technical GIS support to staff desiring to work with spatial data.
Qualifications: MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Either:

  • Equivalent to completion of one year of college with a minimum of 6 semester hours in Computer Sciences, Geography or Natural Resources that includes Geographic Information Systems, or
  • One year experience with ArcView or ArcInfo software.
    Enrolled as a student at CSUS or American River College.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
  • The ideal candidate has experiences using ArcView GIS and Microsoft Access in a Windows environment, and troubleshooting PC technical problems along with a strong working knowlehe of cartographic principals, including but not limited to map elements and projections.
  • Practical experience operating and managing a GIS system is desirable.

SPECIAL PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS:
  • Ability to organize data from a variety of complex, interrelated studies.
  • Ability to work independently, initiate and follow through with project tasks.
  • Ability to communicate successfully with a wide varietyof individuals, both verbally and in writing.

  • Successful candidate will be energetic, self-motivated, assertive and follow through with project tasks.
Salary: $1967.00-$2232.00/month dependent upon experience.
Deadline: No later than September 4, 2001
Hours per week: This is a 6-9 month position (maximum of 1500 hrs./yr.) with potential for extension. Full or Part time.
 

PLEASE CONTACT CO-OP OFFICE FOR MORE DETAILS
278-7234/LIBRARY BUILDING, ROOM 4028
STUDENT MUST ATTEND AN INFORMATION SESSION IF INTERESTED!

Update: September 20, 2002