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The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is looking
for someone with GIS expertise. The position will be located in Stillwater. If
interested, please see the job announcement (below) and application at http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/jobs.htm.
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Crews Oklahoma
Department of Wildlife Conservation 1801
N. Lincoln Blvd., P.O. Box 53465 Oklahoma
City, OK 73152 Phone:
(405)522-0769 Fax:
(405)521-6535 www.wildlifedepartment.com acrews AT odwc.state.ok.us -
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OPEN UNTIL FILLED Division: Wildlife
Location: Office will be located in Stillwater, OK. Salary: $3,111.90 monthly + excellent state benefits * Position is funded through a grant for two (2)
years. Continuation of the position is contingent upon future funding. Summary of Job Duties: Will be responsible for
assisting with the development of a cooperative 5-state Lesser Prairie Chicken
Spatial Model. Under the supervision of the Programs and Research
Supervisor. Participate in the development of both short and long range
wildlife management plans and research projects. Responsible for
planning, organizing and directing the successful completion of assigned
projects within pre-determined guidelines. Observe and analyze scientific
data and prepare/submit detailed reports. Serve as Department advisor and
representative in areas of special expertise. Will have extensive contact
with public, private individuals and groups. Work extensively with GIS
professionals and other government and private conservation organizations.
Specific Job Responsibilities include: Handle or coordinate data entry,
compile and/or convert digital data as necessary. Analyze spatial and
attribute data using GIS software, display data through the use of maps,
reports, charts and tables using plotters and printers. Create, maintain
and update data bases using GIS, computer aided drafting, and other software;
develop and maintain links between various data bases. Manage
multi-faceted GIS projects both independently and as a member of team(s).
Customize application software to provide GIS capabilities to agency personnel
through easy to use, Windows-based interfaces to maximize their
productivity. Conduct mapping research, in the field and in the office,
to resolve conflicting information and ensure the accuracy of the data; verify
map information and make changes as deemed appropriate according to needs of
the project. Stay informed and proficient in skill levels as new
technologies emerge. Prepare technical presentations using the GIS
interface and using graphics software to view and present images. Provide
technical support and assist in training others in fundamentals of GIS and
related subjects and skills. Regularly advise supervisor and other
project team members on status of projects, and progress toward meeting all
deadlines. Note: The responsibilities listed are not necessarily
all-inclusive and may include additional duties as required. Must have the ability to walk over rough terrain for
extended periods. May be required to work extended hours, weekends, and
stay overnight out of town and endure various extremes of outdoor weather
conditions. Must have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively
in public speaking situations as well as in writing. Must be able to
operate a motor vehicle, 2/4 wheel drive, standard/automatic and ATVs.
Must be able to lift and carry light to medium weight materials and
equipment. Education and Experience: Requires 24 hours of
certified Geographic Information System (GIS) classroom instruction and a Bachelor’s
Degree in geographic information systems (GIS), geography, geology,
cartography, natural resources, wildlife biology, computer science,
environmental science or a closely related field or an equivalent combination
of education and experience substituting one (1) year of technical experience
in GIS systems work for each year of the required education. Must be
knowledgeable with Microsoft SQL and manipulating databases. Preference
will be given for course work in wildlife biology and/or GIS from an accredited
college or university. Experience in scientific study design and grant
writing and knowledge of principles, practices and techniques of wildlife
management preferred. Knowledge and Skills: Proficient in the use of computers
and software programs such as Microsoft Work, Excel, Access. Experience
in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technologies including a working
knowledge of ArcView Spatial Analyst and ArcInfo. Knowledge with Windows Server
based networks and Windows based PCs preferred. Accurately observe,
record and analyze scientific data using commonly accepted scientific and
statistically reliable techniques. Exercise good judgment in analyzing
situations and making decisions in collecting, evaluating and presenting
information clearly and concisely. Effectively write for scientific
reports and popular articles and effectively communicate with the public and
colleagues. Work professionally and courteously with the public,
colleagues, and other agencies. Examination: Proof of education and
experience and demonstration of ability may be required. How to Apply: Must apply on the
Department’s Employment Application. Resumes are not accepted
without the Department’s application. Applications may be down-loaded
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or contact the Human Resource Office, P. O. Box 53465 (1810 N. Lincoln Blvd.),
Oklahoma City, OK , 73152 (405) 521-4640. Submit completed application
and required transcript(s) to this address. Department of Wildlife
employees interested in this position must submit a ”Letter of
Application” to Human Resources. Applicants tentatively selected for this position will be
required to submit to a background check, psychological and physical exam and a
urinalysis to screen for illegal drug use before appointment.
Appointment to this position will be contingent upon a negative drug test
result. Must be a U.S. Citizen or alien authorized to work in the United
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