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The Mid-Level Application Developer will design, develop, and maintain geospatial applications, create RESTful APIs, and implement UI/UX best practices.

The Mid-Level Imagery Analyst will analyze satellite and aerial imagery, perform image classification, and integrate imagery analysis with GIS datasets.

The Geospatial Graphic Artist will create high-quality visual products, design cartographic materials, enhance datasets, and collaborate with teams at DHS.

The Web Content Designer will create and manage engaging online content for DHS geospatial portals, ensuring accessibility and optimizing usability.

The Principal Geospatial Scientist will lead geospatial data management initiatives, overseeing data acquisition, integration, governance, and establishing standards while coordinating with partners and leading research into geospatial technologies.

The Mid-Level Systems Architect will design, optimize, and deploy DHS geospatial systems, ensuring scalability, security, and interoperability.

The Sr. Geospatial Analyst performs advanced data integration, analysis, and visualization to support DHS operations and mission.

The Senior GIS Consultant/Project Manager will lead geospatial consulting and project management, ensuring timely and budget-aligned delivery of solutions while overseeing the integration of geospatial data and stakeholder engagement.

The Mid-Level Cartographer will design and produce high-quality maps, ensuring accuracy and compliance with standards while collaborating with various stakeholders on geospatial data visualization.

This role involves facilitating communication between stakeholders and tech teams, documenting requirements, and serving as a Scrum Master to ensure Agile practices are upheld. Responsibilities include coordinating Agile ceremonies, collaborating with product owners, monitoring project performance, and preparing reports for leadership.