Geospatial Jobs

This full-time Senior Geospatial Intelligence Analyst role supports the US Special Operations Command within a Department of Defense organization in Fayetteville, NC. The position involves performing full-spectrum geospatial analysis on complex topographic and imagery datasets, fusing multi-disciplinary intelligence sources to support operational planning, and presenting critical assessments to decision-makers. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced GIS tools and remote sensing data like LiDAR and multi-spectral imagery to solve tactical intelligence problems while interfacing with internal and external leadership. The role offers the appeal of working in a high-performing culture that values integrity and innovation, providing autonomy through flexible time off and robust learning resources. With minimal travel required, the position allows professionals to contribute directly to national defense missions while advancing their careers in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.

This full-time Expert Geospatial Intelligence Analyst role supports US Special Operations Command within a Department of Defense organization in Fayetteville, NC. The position involves performing advanced geospatial, topographic, and imagery analysis to support global real-world operations and targeting methodologies. Key responsibilities include fusing multi-discipline intelligence sources, processing remotely sensed data such as LiDAR and multi-spectral imagery, and presenting clear analytical assessments to operational decision-makers. The role offers a dynamic environment where professionals can apply their expertise to defend the nation while working with a selective team. The position is appealing due to CACI's culture of integrity, opportunities for continuous career growth, and flexible time off benefits. Travel is required up to 10 percent, potentially including hazardous locations outside the continental United States.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor role within the School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences at the University of Florida focuses on coastal, marine, and inland water remote sensing and geospatial analysis. The position combines 30% teaching and 70% research, with duties including developing an externally funded research program on aquatic resource management, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, and mentoring students in thesis and dissertation work. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment with strong partnerships across multiple university departments and state agencies. It offers the opportunity to engage in extension activities and contribute to the land-grant mission while working in a vibrant academic community in Gainesville, Florida.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice role at Texas A&M International University begins in Fall 2026 within the Department of Social Sciences. The position involves teaching undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral courses, conducting scholarly research, and mentoring students. A reduced teaching load for the first two years is provided to support research output and publication in top-tier journals. The role appeals to candidates seeking a vibrant bicultural environment in Laredo, Texas, with opportunities for grant funding and professional development. The position requires on-site presence and is ideal for those with a PhD in Criminal Justice or a related field, particularly those with expertise in cybersecurity, geospatial analysis, or qualitative methods.

The Senior Imagery Analyst III role is a full-time position within the USMC National Geospatial-Intelligence Program, focusing on the exploitation of advanced sensor data including SAR, thermal infrared, and LIDAR. Key responsibilities involve providing technical expertise for Full Spectrum GEOINT analysis, developing collection strategies, and creating high-level briefings for MCIA and USMC leadership. The position requires synthesizing complex intelligence from multiple disciplines to support operational decision-making and mentoring analysts in advanced remote sensing techniques. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to work on critical national security missions with a collaborative team environment. The role is based in a professional office setting with limited travel requirements and operates on a standard Monday through Friday schedule.

The Director of Application Development leads the software engineering function at Millennium, a broadband solutions leader, overseeing the development and maintenance of applications for internal and external users. Key responsibilities include managing the full software lifecycle, integrating data analytics, AI, and geospatial engineering into proprietary platforms, and establishing policies for scalability and security. The role requires collaboration across development, QA, and infrastructure teams to ensure reliable cloud environments and system interoperability. This position offers a collaborative culture with significant opportunities for career growth and personal development, supported by dedicated time for community service and skill enhancement. The work arrangement supports a strategic environment where the director can influence company success while helping connect communities through advanced network solutions.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor role within the City and Regional Planning Department at Cal Poly focuses on housing policy, planning, and development with an emphasis on affordability and equity. The position involves teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, including studio and lecture formats, while mentoring students and conducting community-based research on housing access and sustainability. Key responsibilities include integrating interdisciplinary topics such as real estate development, climate resilience, and social justice into the curriculum and engaging in service learning partnerships with Central California communities. The role is appealing due to Cal Poly's renowned 'Learn by Doing' educational philosophy, a collaborative academic environment, and the opportunity to work in a scenic location on the California coast. The position requires an on-campus presence and is structured as a full-time academic year appointment.

The University of Hawai'i at Hilo seeks an Assistant Professor of Geology for a tenure-track role within the College of Natural and Health Sciences. The position focuses on integrating place-based teaching and research in surface processes, hydrogeology, or environmental geology. Key responsibilities include instructing introductory and upper-level geology courses, mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in research, and developing a scholarly program that leverages the island's unique geological environment. The role appeals to candidates interested in a collaborative liberal arts setting with small class sizes, access to specialized laboratories, and opportunities to engage with local community and government partners. The position is based on the Island of Hawai'i and offers a supportive culture that values Indigenous knowledge systems and environmental stewardship.

This senior software developer role focuses on building and maintaining GIS-enabled applications and services for roadway map data within a dedicated engineering team. Key responsibilities include designing systems using C#, .NET, and React, integrating mapping functionality, and optimizing performance for high-volume spatial data scenarios. The position requires managing the full system lifecycle, from consuming third-party data to implementing spatial queries and collaborating with cross-functional teams. The role is appealing due to the significant autonomy it offers, allowing the developer to independently solve complex challenges while iterating on systems based on internal feedback. The position supports a collaborative culture with strong infrastructure support and involves remote work arrangements.

This full-time Big Data Analyst role supports Vantor's spatial intelligence mission within a multi-faceted software development and systems administration team. The position requires on-site presence in Herndon, Virginia, with occasional travel to Springfield, Virginia. Key responsibilities include performing dataset evaluations to inform government decision-making, shaping data engineering approaches for analytic improvements, and collaborating with software developers to validate technical implementations. The role appeals to problem solvers seeking to work with massive data footprints and open-source tools in a fast-paced environment where iterative prototyping drives mission success. Candidates will directly impact special operations analysts and contribute to solving unique intelligence challenges while working with diverse technical data types.

The Marketing and Communications Coordinator role at the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation supports mission-driven strategies to elevate the organization's brand within the GEOINT community. Reporting to the Senior Director, the position involves managing the communications calendar, producing content for web and social channels, and executing targeted email campaigns to drive engagement. Key responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional initiatives with Membership and Events teams, translating complex geospatial concepts into clear messaging, and tracking campaign performance for optimization. This position offers a hybrid work model with regular in-office presence in Herndon, Virginia, and opportunities for occasional travel to support industry events. The role is appealing for its focus on national security impact, a collaborative culture, and a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage and retirement matching.

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.

The City of Concord is seeking a full-time GIS Coordinator within the Community Development Department to lead geospatial technology initiatives. This role involves directing the city's GIS strategy, managing enterprise servers and databases, and supervising staff operations. Key responsibilities include developing custom web and mobile applications, performing spatial analysis for internal departments, and overseeing data quality assurance programs. The position offers the opportunity to shape the city's digital infrastructure while working in a collaborative municipal environment. The role requires a blend of technical expertise in ArcGIS and SQL, along with strong leadership skills to coordinate city-wide data implementation.

The Sr. Financial Analyst role supports the US Government Segment Finance team at Vantor, a company focused on spatial intelligence and geospatial solutions. The position involves developing annual budgets, forecasting revenue and expenses, and performing variance analysis to ensure fiscal accuracy. Key responsibilities include creating robust financial models for strategic decision-making, preparing executive and board reports, and evaluating new business opportunities to mitigate risk. The role appeals to candidates interested in shaping the future of a mission-driven organization by leveraging AI and digital tools to enhance financial processes. This position requires U.S. person status and offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth, flexible work arrangements, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching and unique life-support perks.

The Systems Administrator role at Quantum Spatial involves installing, maintaining, and optimizing computer systems and networks to support business sustainability. Key responsibilities include configuring end-user devices, managing user accounts, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, and providing user training on new applications and equipment. The position also requires monitoring system performance, enforcing security plans, and documenting IT procedures. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that actively promotes diversity and inclusion within the geospatial industry. The role offers a chance to work with advanced GIS and business applications while contributing to efficient technology operations. The position is based on-site with occasional after-hours on-call duties.

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.

This senior data scientist role at Booz Allen involves leading data science initiatives to solve complex global challenges across private and public sectors using IoT, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Key responsibilities include performing data exploration and mining with Python, R, or SQL, developing predictive models for activity-based intelligence, and guiding teams to translate disparate data into actionable client insights. The position offers the appeal of working on high-impact projects ranging from fraud detection to national intelligence within a people-first culture that values collaboration. While the work arrangement varies by project, opportunities exist for remote, hybrid, or onsite engagement, often requiring a Top Secret clearance.

The Senior Engineer – Traffic role within the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure focuses on leading mobility and safety initiatives to enhance Denver's public infrastructure. Key responsibilities include reviewing traffic control plans, conducting road safety audits, designing signal timing projects, and providing technical guidance on complex transportation developments. The position serves as a mentor and collaborates with diverse stakeholders to advance Vision Zero principles and equitable transit solutions. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a hybrid work arrangement with three days on-site, a supportive culture emphasizing professional growth, and the chance to make a direct, positive impact on community safety and mobility.