GIS TECHNICIANAre you looking for the opportunity to apply your GIS skills in a friendly and flexible working environment, and support a team of geologists who work at the forefront of field-based research? CASP is a geological research organisation affiliated to the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge. Funded entirely by the international hydrocarbon industry, CASP is widely valued by its sponsors for combining original field-based research in remote areas with innovative regional synthesis. Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are used in all aspects of CASP research, aiding our geologists to store, manage, manipulate and visualise data effectively. GIS data processing, presentation and development are fundamental to CASP's unique geological research reports. CASP actively develops ArcGIS tools and add-ins to enhance geological data acquisition, analysis and presentation. We are seeking to recruit a GIS Technician. You will be part of our GIS team, providing GIS support and technical help to our geologists within different research projects. Your main tasks will consist of the input and maintenance of spatial and non-spatial data into ArcGIS databases. As part of CASP's on-going research, you will use ArcGIS for Desktop to create publishable map projects for our sponsors. The role also involves georeferencing and digitisation of geological and geographical data and using graphics packages to produce documents to a publication quality standard. Ideally you should have:
This is a full time position. The salary is in the range of £23,883 - £28,004. This includes a £2,500 pa Cambridge Weighting Allowance. For more information about CASP, please visit: www.casp.cam.ac.uk Please send a CV (naming 2 referees) and a covering letter explaining your motivation to joanna.hall@casp.cam.ac.ukThe closing date for applications is 13th October 2013. Interviews will be held on 5th November 2013. Only applicants invited to interview will be contacted during the week of 21st October. Open only to candidates who have the right to work in the UK. |