Manipulate and process GPS and GIS data to produce charts, graphs, and spreadsheets to display trends in geographic data; Interpret and report GIS data and analytical results for scientists and non-scientists; Complete assigned projects combining the appropriate GIS knowledge and skills; Physically capable of hiking a 10 mile transect per day across tussock tundra carrying a 35 lb pack; Work independently under intermittent supervision of the SEDC Manager to accomplish multiple tasks within the SEDC’s strategic framework; Supervise, train, and mentor GIS staff—ability to interact positively with a diverse community of scientists (ranging from undergraduates to PhDs). GIS concepts, software and implementation (ESRI products and Google Earth), minimum 4 years’ experience; GPS concepts, mapping, and survey-grade GPS units and related software, field use, advanced GPS data collection/processing procedures (PPK & RTK); Geospatial databases (ESRI products); Remote sensing platforms, software, interpretation, and analysis; GeoAI applications, Modest computer and network literacy, as well as GIS-based data entry procedures.