Analyst II, GIS

Job Summary The City of Fort Collins is seeking a skilled Analyst II, GIS to join the Utilities GIS team, to be focused on supporting One Water utilities. In this role, you will be responsible for the creation, maintenance, and manipulation of wastewater, stormwater, and potable water GIS data, utilizing advanced techniques to develop and manage complex data models. You will play a pivotal part in ensuring the seamless operation of GIS systems by fulfilling user requests, supporting field crews, configuring and supporting Esri applications, managing application integrations, and troubleshooting. Candidate must be well versed in Esri ArcGIS Pro, have familiarity working in an Enterprise environment, and possess strong computer skills with a capacity to learn new and emerging technologies to support decision makers and enable field crews to perform their job functions safely and efficiently. Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Builds and maintains geographic information systems and applications, including database design, data modeling and system integration, to give staff reliable access to spatial data. Recommends design approaches within established standards and seeks guidance on complex design decisions. • Develops scripts and software applications that automate data capture, conversion and maintenance and recommends new tools or methods to improve accuracy and reduce manual effort. • Maintains geographic databases through updates, edits, quality assurance reviews and verification of accuracy and consistency, applying federal geospatial data standards, coordinate systems and projections. • Performs spatial and statistical analysis to produce map products, tabular data and reports in response to service requests, supporting decisions by staff and leadership. • Designs and produces maps, including regulatory maps, that meet accuracy and cartographic standards. • Installs, upgrades, configures and troubleshoots the servers, software and hardware that support geographic information systems, resolving routine issues to keep systems available and escalating complex problems. • Contributes to defining project scope and specifications, and plans, documents and coordinates assigned work with project teams to meet deadlines. • Advises and trains staff on the use of geographic information tools and data, communicating with technical and nontechnical users to build skill and consistent practice. This job description is a living document and may not be all-inclusive; employees are responsible for other duties as assigned.