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Texas A&M Forest Service
Geospatial Analyst II
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What they do
An Energy or Environmental Policy Analyst provides expertise on energy and environmental policy issues. Gathers background information on issues and tracks legislative initiatives. Works with or advises elected officials, non-profit organizations and interest groups involved with the legislative and policy making process.
$105,728 / year median in Texas
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Geospatial Analyst II Texas A&M Forest Service
- 4.
- Develop and enhance data-driven solutions that improve wildfire response and resource management.
- Conduct advanced geospatial analyses to address complex wildfire and natural resource challenges.
- Automate workflows to maximize efficiency and improve response times.
- Communicate insights effectively through reports, visualizations, and interactive platforms.
- Compile, process, and manage complex tabular, vector, and raster data sources in support of analyses and applications.
- Support collaboration and program messaging within FERM ]through application of latest technology.
- Participate in agency's geospatial working group, professional development, and collaborate with other agency programs in TAMFS.
- Occasionally support emergency response operations as requested, which may include working extended hours and weekends.