Jefferson County Zoning and Planning Department regulates land uses within the county through the enforcement of comprehensive zoning, shoreland, subdivision, and floodplain ordinances, as well as, Wisconsin Administrative Codes to achieve their goals.
The program is currently hiring a full-time GIS Technician II to assist County GIS staff with developing, creating and maintaining County GIS and land records data. This position will primarily assist local municipalities with GIS functions and needs.
As a knowledgeable GIS Technician II, you will be successful in this role by completing the following responsibilities but not limited to:
- Collects, manages, and maintains GIS data related to land records using established processes and procedures. This includes sourcing data from various county departments, state agencies, and external sources.
- Ensures the accuracy and reliability of GIS data through quality control and validation processes.
- Maintains, monitors, and generally administers GIS web mapping, web map services, and applications for local municipalities. Primary point of contact for local municipalities.
- Collaborates with other departments within the county to provide GIS support and expertise.
- Prepares reports and documentation related to GIS analyses and projects. This could include presenting findings to county officials, stakeholders, or the public.
- Manages GIS-related projects, including planning, execution, and monitoring progress. Coordinates with internal teams and external consultants or vendors as necessary.
Minimum Qualifications Needed:
- Bachelor’s degree in Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Urban Planning, Environmental Science, Computer Science, or related field with two or three years of professional experience in GIS analysis and data management.
Wage: $29.05 – $31.55 per hour. Hours per week; 40 hours/week.
Deadline to apply is March 31, 2024. Visit the website here to apply.