Careers in GIS

Organizations across the globe are increasingly relying on location intelligence to make better decisions. As a result, careers in GIS are in demand more than ever. Equipped with data visualization and spatial analysis skills, GIS professionals qualify for occupations in countless fields.

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Climate Scientist

Ned Gardiner, NOAA Climate Program Office

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Conservationist

Michael Fay, Wildlife Conservation Society

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Forester

Chris Ferner, Colorado State Forest Service

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GIS Manager

Ingrid Bruce, City of Rancho Cucamonga

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Health Geographer

Seth Wiafe, Loma Linda University

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Helicopter Firefighter

Steve Robinson, Los Angeles Fire Department

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App Developer

Christine Mobius, Blue Raster

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5M

US employees who rely on geospatial services to do their job on a regular basis
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$350B

The yearly global value of GIS and the related geospatial economy
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$74K

The median salary for GIS professionals in the United States.
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Testimonial

In my professional career, I have worked as a GIS professor, consultant, and manager; but I can say that my biggest accomplishment in my professional life has been working as GIS director at Hopeworks

Luis Olivieri

GIS Director, Hopeworks ‘N Camden

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Every day, millions of people use GIS in government, industry, and academia. Become part of the GIS community by securing a rewarding career. 

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