Advanced Geomatics Technician
industrial_energy_operations › Geomatics · S4 — S4 — Lead Support Specialist · Support
Experienced individual contributor who performs complex surveying, mapping, and spatial-data tasks supporting oil and gas project planning and land management.
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What this role is
Experienced individual contributor who performs complex surveying, mapping, and spatial-data tasks supporting oil and gas project planning and land management. At the Lead Support Specialist (S4) level, the role owns team process and quality, cross-case patterns and process gaps, and drives team-level quality and efficiency. Mentors and coordinates the support team.
What this level does
- Adapt geoprocessing methods for unfamiliar or unprecedented datasets where standard workflows do not fit, determining the approach and documenting the resulting procedure
- Design and manage large-scale geodatabases integrating many disparate inputs, resolving conflicts between GNSS, imagery and survey sources across a mapping project
- Develop custom automation tools in Python or FME to replace manual geoprocessing steps, and troubleshoot failures across the team's data pipelines
- Act as working lead on mapping deliverables — assigning QA tasks, informally guiding less experienced technicians and resolving conflicting data or client requirements
- Prepare presentations and reports that explain analytical assessments and recommendations to engineers, project managers and other GIS staff
- Knowledge applied
- Extensive knowledge of geospatial procedures and their administration, enough to adapt methods and build automation for unprecedented data situations.
- Complexity & problem solving
- Understands implications of data problems and recommends new solutions and tools resourcefully.
- Collaboration & interaction
- Determines methods for new assignments; may informally guide and QA less experienced technicians.
- Typical experience
- 4–6 years; advanced geomatics support experience.
Skills at this level
- Spatial data collection and verification
- — Gathers and verifies spatial data from sources such as GNSS, satellite imagery and geological surveys, checking field values to ensure database integrity and accuracy.
- Geospatial database management
- — Builds and maintains geodatabases with multiple inputs, reconciling GPS and remote-sensing sources and resolving attribute, projection and topology conflicts.
- Geoprocessing and spatial analysis
- — Runs analytical techniques such as buffer-overlay analysis in ArcGIS or QGIS to identify patterns for urban planning, environmental impact and transportation datasets.
- Cartographic production and QA
- — Produces maps, dashboards and report deliverables to style standards, and performs quality assurance by comparing outputs against source data to catch accuracy and metadata errors.
- Geospatial scripting and automation
- — Writes Python or FME scripts to automate repetitive geoprocessing and data-cleaning steps within the team's mapping pipelines.
- Remote-sensing data handling
- — Processes satellite imagery and aerial photography (e.g. in ERDAS Imagine) as supplementary sources for mapping and analysis tasks.
- Project coordination and tracking
- — Coordinates the sequencing and delivery of mapping tasks and QA across a project, tracking progress against deadlines and priorities.
- Technical communication
- — Explains data assessments, analytical results and recommendations in written reports and presentations to engineers, project managers and other GIS staff.
- Procedure development and training
- — Establishes new data-handling and geoprocessing standards for the group and trains less experienced technicians in their application.
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