Arcgis Portal Jobs

The ArcGIS Developer 2 role is a 12-month hybrid position within the Georgia Department of Transportation's Enterprise GIS Team. The position focuses on configuring and developing custom Esri ArcGIS Enterprise applications, including web services, mobile solutions, and geoprocessing tools integrated with .NET environments and Oracle databases. Key responsibilities include designing and testing GIS applications, migrating existing systems to current architectures, automating data processing through ETL scripts, and providing technical guidance to staff. The role offers the opportunity to support critical infrastructure projects such as emergency operations, traffic records, and permitting for a large user base. It appeals to candidates seeking to work in a collaborative environment with a dedicated team of developers and administrators while contributing to high-impact public sector technology solutions.

The Range and Agricultural Program Coordinator serves as the Bar V Ranch Manager within the Conservation Lands & Resources department, overseeing the daily operations of a County-owned beef cattle herd and historic ranch facilities. Key responsibilities include managing grazing plans, coordinating infrastructure maintenance, supervising contracted crews, and supporting educational programs for youth groups. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan while residing on-site at the historic ranch. The position appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on career in natural resource management, combining animal husbandry with conservation leadership in a semi-arid environment.

The GIS Administrator role at Sheboygan County Planning & Conservation leads the enterprise Geographic Information Systems to support planning, public safety, and infrastructure decisions. Key responsibilities include administering ArcGIS Enterprise and SQL Server environments, developing web-based mapping applications, and managing critical datasets for parcels and emergency response. The position offers the opportunity to drive community impact through innovative geospatial solutions while collaborating across departments to improve workflows. This full-time office-based role with occasional field travel appeals to professionals passionate about data governance, system optimization, and advancing technology for public service.

The Environmental Specialist role supports Ulteig's environmental team in ensuring regulatory compliance for agricultural-industrial and infrastructure clients across North Dakota. Key responsibilities include coordinating air, water, and waste compliance, overseeing field sampling and monitoring programs, and preparing clear, defensible technical documentation. The position requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, engagement with regulatory agencies, and occasional travel to remote field sites. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a purpose-driven culture that values flexibility, employee ownership, and professional growth within a collaborative environment. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement and the chance to contribute to sustainable infrastructure solutions while developing lasting client relationships.

This full-time engineering role is based in the Boston office within WSP's New England Water Practice, focusing on utility, site design, and hydraulics. The position involves leading hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for water distribution, stormwater management, dam safety, and flood control projects using tools like HEC-RAS, AutoCAD Civil 3D, and ArcGIS. Key responsibilities include designing bid packages, preparing technical reports, conducting field inspections, and mentoring junior engineers. The role offers a collaborative environment with strong support for professional development through local chapter memberships and internal networks. Employees benefit from an inclusive culture that champions diversity and provides regular learning opportunities. The position requires occasional travel and field work, blending office-based modeling with on-site project coordination.

This full-time Civil Engineer-E.I.T. role at D.R. Horton supports residential and site development projects within the company's engineering division. The position involves assisting with feasibility studies, cost estimates, and project scheduling for new acquisitions. Key responsibilities include producing design plans for regulatory approvals, performing infrastructure and drainage calculations, and supporting construction administration through site visits and document reviews. The role offers the opportunity to work with a Fortune 500 homebuilder known for rapid growth and a collaborative culture. Candidates will benefit from a comprehensive benefits package and the chance to develop their career toward a Professional Engineer license while working on high-quality community projects in Florida.

The Water/Wastewater CAD Technician/Designer role at GRW Engineers supports the design of essential utility infrastructure in the Lexington office. Key responsibilities include creating engineering drawings for water and wastewater systems, preparing construction quantities for cost estimates, and assisting with regulatory permitting. The position also involves periodic field work for surveying and construction support. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to public health and community growth within a collaborative team environment. The company values technical skill development and offers a setting where dedicated employees work together on diverse projects. The role requires five years of experience with AutoCAD and Civil 3D, with additional benefits from BIM, GIS, and surveying expertise.