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**GIS Developer - London - Perm - £35k-£45k**

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Jon Graham <[log in to unmask]>

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Jon Graham <[log in to unmask]>

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Mon, 6 Aug 2012 17:35:22 +0100

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GIS Developer - London - £35k-£45k

My client a leading global services Company, offering services to the oil and gas industry seeks a GIS Developer capable of design, development and support of desktop and web mapping applications for ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS for Server. Applicants are invited with a good degree in GIS or/and Computer Science and proven GIS development experience. 

With proven GIS development experience, you will be involved in assisting in updating and maintaining a range of geographic information and making it available to a growing number of consumers both internally and externally. You will be expected to take a lead in this growing area in the development of desktop applications and web mapping capabilities. 
 
  
Job Responsibilities: 
Reporting to the Global GIS Manager this role encompasses many functions;

*Become competent in the Company’s ArcGIS solutions, services, work flows and practices.
*Build relationships of trust with internal colleagues - becoming a recognised ArcGIS technical expert. 
*Undertake customization of ArcGIS for Desktop applications. 
*Maintain and develop add-ins to create custom applications and extensions for ArcGIS Desktop.
*Maintain and develop web applications with ArcGIS for Server.
Assist with the development of mobile applications for *Smartphones and Tablets.
*Assist with the development and maintenance of the GIS.
*Provide documentation and training for systems to ensure they are used to their full potential.
*Strive to expand your knowledge of GIS trends and practices in the industry.
*Share your knowledge and experience within the group.

This is an ideal role for a proven GIS Developer who wishes to lead related GIS projects. Career progression opportunities exist in a corporate culture that recognises, rewards, and encourages achievement, leadership, integrity and reliability. It offers an exciting and varied role working for a global company that is a highly regarded market leader.

Candidate Requirements: 
The successful candidate will have:

*A degree in GIS or/and Computer Science with a post-graduate degree desired. 
*Proven GIS development expertise for ArcGIS Desktop, *ArcGIS for Server, and web mapping applications essential. *Experience in leading GIS development projects highly desired. 
*Experience of ArcObjects SDK 10 .NET Framework desired.
*ArcGIS API for JavaScript and Flex desired.
*Experience of one or more of the following desired .Net, Java, JavaScript, Flex, C#, XML, Python.
*Experience of Microsoft SharePoint desired.
*Oil and Gas industry experience highly advantageous but not essential.

*The confidence and ability to take on and lead GIS development, delivering products and solutions in a professional and timely manner. 
*Excellent interpersonal skills essential – the ability to interact internally at various levels, to evaluate requirements, prioritise, and design solutions that will add value to the data and workflow. 
*Excellent communications skills essential (both written and oral English), with the ability to listen and discuss technical matters in a clear and articulate manner. 
*Excellent analytical skills with a solid background in using technologies to resolve problems essential.
*The ability to work both as part of a team and independently.
*A methodical programming style.

Other Information: 
Package: Dependent on skills and experience, a Base Salary of £35K - £45K plus discretionary bonus, 25 days’ holiday, and a range of Company Benefits is on offer.  

Please get in touch if you are interested in this role

Jon Graham
Business Development Manager

Triad Resourcing
St Andrews House  Caldecotte Lake Business Park  Milton Keynes  MK7 8LE
T: +44 (0)1908 278450 | M: +44 (0)7912 490295 | F: +44 (0)1908 630133
E: [log in to unmask] | www.triad.co.uk

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