GIS Manager

We are looking for an experienced GIS Manager to lead the strategy, administration, and ongoing improvement of geographic information systems that support organizational and community-focused operations in Cibolo, Texas. This role combines technical leadership with hands-on oversight of spatial platforms, data quality, and application delivery, ensuring GIS services are reliable, scalable, and aligned with business needs. The ideal candidate can guide complex initiatives, communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders, and manage competing priorities in a fast-moving environment.

Responsibilities:

• Lead the administration and long-term planning of the enterprise GIS environment, including platform architecture, performance, security, and system reliability.
• Oversee spatial data governance by establishing standards for data modeling, metadata, quality assurance, and quality control across multiple datasets and sources.
• Design, maintain, and optimize geodatabases to support efficient storage, analysis, and access to geographic information.
• Direct the development and support of web and mobile GIS applications that improve access to mapping tools and operational data.
• Build and maintain automation and integration solutions using technologies such as Python and JavaScript to streamline workflows and enhance system functionality.
• Partner with departments and external stakeholders to translate operational needs into practical GIS solutions, reports, and visual products.
• Evaluate technical issues, assess solution options, and recommend approaches that align with organizational goals, budget, and user requirements.
• Support mapping and analysis activities involving land planning, GPS data, aerial imagery, infrastructure, and public safety information.
• Manage GIS-related projects from planning through implementation, coordinating timelines, priorities, and cross-functional contributions.
• Contribute to open data, transparency, asset management, or work order integration efforts where GIS capabilities support broader organizational initiatives.