Geospatial Information Systems Job Market Trends

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GIS Architect

40-80
Employers
+517%
Growth

Designs and oversees the implementation of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), ensuring they meet spatial data and analysis needs.

Operations Technology Engineer

50-100
Employers
+151%
Growth

Focuses on the integration and implementation of technological solutions to improve operational processes. Critical in enhancing efficiency and productivity in industrial and manufacturing settings.

Drone Pilot

60-120
Employers
+139%
Growth

Operates unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) for various applications, including aerial photography, surveying, and inspections.

GIS Developer

120-240
Employers
+125%
Growth

A professional who utilizes geographic information systems to design and implement spatial data solutions and applications. This role often involves programming, data analysis, and visualization of geographic data.

Localization & Mapping

40-80
Employers
+125%
Growth

Refers to the processes used in robotics and autonomous systems to determine their position and create maps of their environment.

Survey Assistant

40-80
Employers
+93%
Growth

Responsible for aiding in the collection and analysis of data gathered through field surveys. Supports the survey team by conducting various administrative and logistical tasks to ensure the smooth execution of survey projects.

Geospatial Data

1.25K-2.5K
Employers
+81%
Growth

Data that includes geographic information, often used in mapping, analysis, and decision-making in fields such as urban planning and environmental management.

GeoServer

100-200
Employers
+81%
Growth

An open-source server for sharing geospatial data, supporting various data sources and formats. Used extensively in geographical information systems for map production and spatial analysis.

LiDAR (technology)

1K-2K
Employers
+79%
Growth

A remote sensing technology that uses laser light to measure distances and create detailed 3D maps of environments, widely used in autonomous vehicles and geographic mapping.