GIS specialist

What was once manually drawn on maps is now digitally stored. This is made possible by the GIS specialist, who enables the management and analysis of data. A role with a promising future!
A GIS specialist models, collects, and analyzes geographical data (such as roads, waterways, and buildings) using a Geographic Information System (GIS). This data is used, for example, for zoning plans, as well as the construction and maintenance of infrastructure (such as roads, water pipelines, etc.).
A GIS specialist works strongly with models, excels in gathering and utilizing information, and collects facts. A GIS specialist organizes and interprets data, presents it effectively, and stands firmly behind the conclusions drawn.
A GIS specialist has knowledge of geo-databases, data analysis, and scripting, which allows for the automation of common tasks.
GIS specialists work in government agencies (provinces, municipalities), water authorities, and utility companies (gas, water, electricity, telecommunications). Additionally, commercial organizations are interested in geographical data to gain insights into service areas and, for example, to determine optimal locations for new establishments.
A GIS specialist excels at building and managing databases to store and edit geographic data. As a GIS specialist, you analyze and interpret this data and provide advice based on your findings.