Information Technology Analyst II - GIS

THE POSITION

The Department of Information Technology, GIS Division, is seeking an Information Technology Analyst II assigned to the County’s enterprise geographic information systems. This position works within a five‑person GIS team to maintain cadastral parcel data, addressing and street centerline data, Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) records, and the spatial data services supporting Public Works, the Office of Emergency Services, the Registrar of Voters, the Sheriff’s Office, and the fourteen‑agency ReGIS Consortium.

Day‑to‑day duties include ArcGIS Pro authoring, ArcGIS Enterprise and Portal administration, ArcGIS Online content management, and process automation using Python, FME, and Survey
123. Prior public‑sector GIS experience is preferred.

• Prior GIS role at a county, city, or special district.
• Direct experience with one or more of: cadastral and parcel data, addressing and street centerlines, MSAG/ALI for 911, public works asset and project data, election precinct data, or emergency operations and hazard mapping.
• Familiarity with vendor‑managed data flows (e.g., parcel data maintained by a consulting firm, 911 addressing data shared with regional partners) and the QA/QC needed to integrate them into county systems.

• Two or more years working in ArcGIS Pro (authoring, editing, analysis), ArcGIS Enterprise (Server, Portal, Data Store), and ArcGIS Online content management.
• Hands‑on experience administering Portal and AGOL — users, groups, sharing, content publication, security — for both internal staff and external partner agencies.
• Working knowledge of spatial data formats and ETL: feature classes, file and enterprise geodatabases (SDE), shape files, REST services, CSV/JSON imports, attribute schema design.
• Comfort with scripting and automation:
  Python/Arc Py, FME workflows, SQL queries against spatial databases.
• Experience with field data collection (Survey
  123, Field Maps) and web app authoring (Experience Builder, Dashboards, Web App Builder).

• Translates technical concepts cleanly for non‑technical stakeholders — department directors, dispatchers, planners, field crews, elected officials.
• Comfortable as part of a small team with broad scope rather than a large team with narrow scope; willing to own work end‑to‑end.
• Collaborates well with peer agencies — Solano participates in the fourteen‑member ReGIS Consortium and works closely with city GIS staff, the Office of Emergency Services, and the Public Safety Answering Points.

Equivalent to an associate’s degree, preferably in information technology. Additional education may substitute on a year‑for‑year basis for the educational requirement.

All candidates qualifying for the position under the education requirement must submit a copy of their official/unofficial transcripts (verifying the courses and units completed) or a degree (verifying institution, student, date, degree and area of specialization conferred) by the final filing date. Candidates who fail to submit their transcripts by the final filing date will be disqualified from the recruitment.

Depending upon assignment: two (2) years of software development and design experience which includes some system analysis. Or, two (2) years of experience in systems infrastructure support administering servers, storage, networks, security, databases, or desktops.

Note:

Additional experience may substitute on a year‑for‑year basis for the educational requirement.

EOE/AA