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Job Description

Digital Mapping Analyst (DF-20)   A principle Department of Defense research and development agency is looking for a well qualified Digital Mapping Analyst to support the utilization of a currently used state-of-the-art Tactical Ground Reporting system (TIGR). The Digital Mapping Analyst is principally responsible for maintaining and updating a large collection of worldwide imagery from various sources and formats to ensure that imagery used in the field is the most up-to-date and highest quality. To accomplish this, the Digital Mapping Analyst is responsible for:

- Reviewing imagery products for accuracy and coverage, identifing deficiencies or gaps in coverage, and requesting appropriate agencies such as NGA for updates.

- Maintaining the reference imagery library and coordinating with field engineers to ensure that imagery updates are distributed throughout the production network.

- Working with developers to improve mapping features for end users and customers

- The Digital Mapping Analyst is able to measure tie and control points, run triangulation, process orthos and orthomosaics with COTS software and reviewing the final products for accuracy and quality.

- Communicates effectively, both orally and in writing, to help identify workflow inefficiencies and problems that can arise; helps to develop workarounds.

- Writing procedures, methods, workflow documents and standard operating procedures.

This is a full-time position located in Arlington, Virginia. Training on the TIGR system will take place in Arlington prior to full utilization in this position. This position is available now.

Job Requirements

US Citizen with the ability to acquire a Department of Defense Secret Clearance. 1-3 years professional experience  in Photogrammetry or Remote Sensing. Must possess skills and knowledge in Photogrammetric and Image Processing software including PCI, SocetSet, ERDAS Imagine, MapInfo, ArcInfo and other image processing tools. Must possess a good understanding of digital ortho and orthomosaic production; must possess a good understanding of photogrammetric principles and image radiometry. Requires a good knowledge of terrain data, such as DEM. Must possess a demonstrated working knowledge of UNIX and Windows operating systems. Must be able to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing and requires acute attention to detail and the ability to effectively follow written and oral instructions. Requires a Bachelors Degree in Photogrammetry, Geodesy, Geographic Information Science (GIS) or related field or the equivalent combination of training and experience. ASPRS Certification desired.