[PCA] JOB OPPTY: Chicago Botanic Garden/BLM GIS Analyst (Boise, ID) (ASAP)

[Carr, Amanda (Mandie)]

Position: GIS Analyst
Deadline: ASAP
Organization: Chicago Botanic Garden (Contractor for the Bureau of Land Management national Plant Conservation and Restoration Program)
Location: Boise, ID (BLM Headquarters Office)
Overview: Full-time, Regular
Who Can Apply:  This job is open to the public.

Responsibilities:
Provide GIS support for the Seeds of Success national native seed collection program and the Bureau of Land Management national Plant Conservation and Restoration Program through a variety of tasks, including:

  *   Creating and maintaining Esri tools such as Survey 123 forms, Field Maps, and Dashboards
  *   Performing quality control on native seed collection data
  *   Designing and developing maps and graphics for a variety of audiences and formats (e.g., presentations, reports, handouts)
  *   Training field technicians on field usage of Esri suite
  *   Performing geospatial analyses and modelling at a national scope to inform efforts toward native plant conservation and restoration
  *   Collaborating within the Bureau of Land Management as well as with other federal agencies, non-profits, and plant conservation organizations on higher-level GIS efforts.

*Full Position Description attached.

To apply: send cover letter, resume, and contact information for three references to Chris Woolridge at: cwoolridge at chicagobotanic.org<mailto:cwoolridge at chicagobotanic.org> and Kay Havens at: khavens at chicagobotanic.org<mailto:khavens at chicagobotanic.org>


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