About the Role

We’re looking for a GIS Analyst with strong technical skills, municipal infrastructure experience, and an interest in helping build out a growing GIS program from the ground up. This is a great opportunity for someone who understands both the technical side of mapping and the broader planning or public infrastructure context.

If you’re a GIS professional with a background in utility mapping, municipal data, and dashboard creation, and especially if you hold or are pursuing a Professional Planner license (PP or AICP), we’d love to hear from you.

What You’ll Do

• Build, manage, and maintain ArcGIS Online dashboards and maps for municipal clients
• Integrate survey and utility data into usable, accurate GIS layers
• Map infrastructure systems such as stormwater, sanitary, and roadway assets
• Collaborate with internal survey and engineering teams to ensure clean data transfer
• Support municipalities with compliance and reporting related to asset mapping
• Help define GIS standards, workflows, and department best practices
• Optionally support planning-related initiatives if you hold a PP license

Ideal Candidate Profile

• 5–10 years of GIS experience, preferably in civil infrastructure, public works, or municipal planning
• Expert-level knowledge of ArcGIS Online, Esri tools, and web-based dashboard creation
• Experience working with field data (e.g., survey points, utility scans, shapefiles, GPS/GNSS input)
• Familiarity with NJ municipal operations, DEP requirements, or MS4 stormwater mapping initiatives
• Strong communication skills, able to engage with town officials, engineers, and surveyors alike
• Self-directed and detail-oriented with an interest in building systems that scale

Bonus Qualifications

• Professional Planner license (NJ PP, AICP) or strong planning background
• Experience working with sanitary and stormwater infrastructure
• Familiarity with Civil 3D, Carlson, Trimble, or survey software
• Experience with federal or state grant compliance (e.g., infrastructure funding tracking)
• Comfort leading client training on dashboards and data access tools

Why Join This Team?

Make a real impact: Help towns map and understand the infrastructure they rely on every day

Department-building opportunity: You'll help shape GIS workflows, standards, and tools from the ground up

Public-sector focus: Work with clients who care about the long-term usability of your work

Cross-functional collaboration: Work alongside planners, surveyors, and engineers - not in a silo

Stability and growth: Be part of a respected, long-established firm with a strong municipal reputation

Posted On: Monday, August 4, 2025