The GIS Analyst positions collects, manages, interprets, and utilizes GIS data from a variety of sources for an assortment of applications in the energy industry. Interface with clients and Project Managers to provide mapping solutions.
Job Responsibilities :
Spatially locate, map, and attribute parcels, leases, drilling units, easements, surface agreements, pipeline routes, etc. in various states across the country using legal descriptions, metes & bounds, etc.
Interpret courthouse documentation (leases, deeds, assignments, unit declarations, releases, amendments, extensions, ownership reports, right of way agreements).
Utilize data to create accurate, inclusive reports and high-quality maps tailored to project and client driven needs.
Review other analysts' work.
Train new analysts.
Convert data between various file types.
Georeference tax maps, warrant maps, historic farm maps, as-built surveys, and other materials to digitize subject matter.
Research and navigate various county, state, federal, and third-party resources / websites to support daily tasks.
Develop basic web maps using Geocortex & Esri enterprise software.
Provide mapping support to clients, project managers, title examiners, land agents, lease analysts, and others on a daily basis.
Uphold Western Land Services’ Core values in all aspects of work.
Other duties as assigned.
Required Skills & Abilities :
Equivalent skill level of an employee working 10 years as a GIS Analyst.
Extensive mapping experience, preferably with ArcGIS product suite.
Web map development experience.
Familiarity with Geodatabase design, structure, and management.
Oil & Gas and / or Renewables experience preferred.
Familiarity with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel and Outlook is desired
Must be able to prioritize & multi-task incoming requests, as well as maintain ongoing professional communication with project stakeholders.
Keen attention to detail.
Required Education & Experience :
6+ years' oil & gas experience required in the brokerage, exploration, and / or midstream sectors.