Geospatial Information System Support (GIS), Risk, and Emerging Threat Analyst
BryceTech
- Washington DC
- Permanent
- Full-time
- As a GIS analyst in support of FEMA OET, you play a critical role in managing and analyzing spatial data. Responsible for collecting, organizing, and manipulating geospatial data from various sources such as maps, satellite imagery, and surveys.
- Use GIS software, perform data collection and management, perform map creation and visualization, GIS database maintenance, spatial modeling and forecasting, perform spatial analysis, create maps, and generate visualizations to support FEMA OET and the decision-making processes.
- Interface directly with other department staff to determine its needs, make recommendations and perform project lead responsibilities.
- Gather and maintain knowledge of all mapping information and available resources in order to efficiently provide FEMA OET with tools to meet requirements.
- Present spatial data in graphic form and prepare technical documentation/reports of analysis and findings to submit to requesting staff.
- Design accurate, logically-formatted map layouts by placing and editing appropriate annotation and symbols on the maps using proper size and font.
- Provide support to the Emerging Threat and Risk Analysis Branch, Risk Management or Response & Recovery Support Branches, or the OET Management Team as required.
- Support in assessing and analyzing key policy issues, CBRN preparedness, as well as defense and security events, promoting, and protecting FEMA/CBRN equities.
- analyze gaps and identify opportunities where FEMA/CBRN should engage the broader community.
- Identify and assess emerging threats (to include existing CBRN threats) that are likely to challenge FEMA and its mission partners and the delivery of core response and recovery capabilities in novel ways.
- Research, develop, and/or inform the development of policy and planning guidance, with broad stakeholder input, to assist the FEMA and its mission partners in managing the risks associated with specific emerging threats.