Product Engineer II Utility Solutions

The Product Engineer II Utilities at Esri develops and supports industry-specific geospatial solutions for utility and telecommunications agencies, collaborating with customers and teams to design, configure, and improve GIS applications and workflows tailored to industry needs.

• Discover customer needs and develop geospatial solutions tailored to utility industries
• Configure ArcGIS applications, tools, and information models for industry-specific use cases
• Create and maintain product documentation and enablement materials for utility solutions
• Provide input into product design to ensure usability and customer experience
• Collaborate with customers and internal teams to define and develop solutions
• Draft and review product briefs, presentations, and documentation
• Design and execute test cases for functionality, performance, and scalability; analyze and report test results
• Assess product quality, release readiness, and maintain existing solutions
• Present and promote solutions to internal and external audiences

• Two years of professional experience in the utilities, infrastructure or telecommunications industries and experience applying ArcGIS to support specific industry workflows
• Experience implementing and utilizing ArcGIS Utility Networks
• Ability to document and build GIS workflows
• Bachelor’s degree in geography or a related field
• Experience configuring ArcGIS apps, tools, and information models for industry-specific uses
• Experience creating and maintaining product documentation and enablement materials for utility solutions
• Ability to work closely with customers, software development, business development, and professional services teams to define and develop solutions
• Experience drafting and reviewing ArcGIS Solutions product briefs, presentations, and documentation
• Ability to design and author test cases for functionality, performance, scalability, and durability, execute both manual and automated tests, analyze test results, and report results
• Ability to continually assess product quality, release readiness, and maintain existing ArcGIS Solutions
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Knowledge of utility data management, asset management, and related utility workflows (preferred but not mandatory)
• Electric utility GIS experience (preferred but not mandatory)
• Data modeling experience (preferred but not mandatory)
• Programming experience with scripting languages such as Python or Arcade (preferred but not mandatory)
• Experience with ArcGIS Pro and configuring web-based GIS applications (preferred but not mandatory)

Compensation/salary range: $79,664 - $133,120 USD

Work schedule:

Minimum of 80 hours of vacation leave, twelve paid holidays throughout the year

Work environment perks:
Opportunities for personal and professional growth

Additional benefits:
Industry-leading health and welfare benefits including medical, dental, vision, basic and supplemental life insurance for employees and their families, 401(k) and profit-sharing programs