GIS Analyst/ArcGIS Server Developer

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GIS Analyst/ArcGIS Server Developer
Champaign County Regional Planning Commission

Description: The GIS Analyst/ArcGIS Server Developer reports to the GIS Manager and is responsible for the development and deployment of spatially-enabled web-based applications using ESRI ArcGIS Server, ArcObjects and .NET.

BA in GIS, Geography, Computer Sci. or related, at least 3 yrs experience using .NET Framework and related technologies, 2 yrs with GIS technologies (ArcGIS Server application development using ArcObjects:.NET Framework with MS Visual Studio; HS, Apache, Tomcat and Javascript, AJAX, HTML and CSS) and good organizational and communication skills required.

Starting salary $46,039 -$57,544, DOQ, plus benefits.

Apply by submission of resume and EEO form downloaded from www.ccrpc.org to CCRPC, 1776 E. Washington, Urbana, IL, 61802, ATTN: HR - GIS Analyst, or to mhodson@ccrpc.org .

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