GIS Technician​/Asset Management Systems Coordinator

The City of Lincoln’s Parks & Recreation Department is seeking a detail-driven, tech-savvy, and service-oriented GIS Technician / Asset Management Systems Coordinator to help us shape the future of parks, trails, natural resources, and recreation facilities throughout our community. If you’re passionate about data, enjoy solving problems, and want your work to directly support high-impact public projects, this role is for you.

• Maintain geodatabases and create maps, web apps, dashboards, and mobile tools that support staff and public use.
• Support field data collection workflows and perform spatial analysis to inform planning, maintenance, and decision-making.
• Coordinate with the GIS Analyst and follow City GIS standards.

• Provide GIS and asset data support throughout project life cycles.
• Train staff on GIS, asset management tools, and field data collection; troubleshoot issues and assist with technology testing and upgrades.
• Document procedures and identify opportunities to improve data quality and workflows.
• Support UAS (drone) operations as assigned.

• Administer system configurations, user roles, forms, notifications, and schedules.
• Maintain accurate asset records and GIS synchronization.
• Collaborate with workflow champions to translate business processes into system workflows.
• Build dashboards and reports, monitor data quality, and support system improvements.

• Lead assigned Strategic Plan action steps and maintain strong communication and coordination with staff.
• Support department projects, technology needs, and special assignments as needed.

Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m.

- 4:30 p.m.

Associates degree in geographic information systems, computer science, engineering, geography or related field and two years of experience working with computer software, hardware and operations systems related to geographic information systems; or any equivalent combination of training and experience that provides the desirable knowledge, abilities and skills.

Certificate in Geographic Information Systems or equivalent.