PMCEPC Jobs › Job roles › GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects › USA › Denver
🗺️ GIS Analyst — Infrastructure Projects in Denver, Colorado, USA
A Rocky Mountain hub for energy, aerospace, infrastructure and engineering firms.
$24–$80 / hour≈ $3,120–$10,400 / monthUS
Employers in Denver hiring this role typically need: process spatial datasets, prepare thematic maps, analyze geographical information and support infrastructure planning and project reporting.
Key responsibilities
- Support planning and progress reporting
- Collect and process spatial datasets
- Prepare thematic and project maps
- Run spatial analysis for routes and sites
Skills employers look for
- Basic scripting or automation
- GIS software
- Spatial analysis
- Data cleaning
Tools and standards
Typical deliverables
- Maintained geodatabase
- Project maps and layouts
- Spatial analysis report
How success is measured
- Data quality
- Map accuracy
- Turnaround time
Common challenges
- Fast-changing project data
- Inconsistent data sources
Hiring tip
Ask for a sample map and how they validated the underlying data.
Posting this role?
State the budget band, hours per week, reporting lines and deliverables. See how to post a job.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects cost in Denver?
Indicative GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects rates for Denver, Colorado, USA are about $24–$80 per hour, or $3,120–$10,400 per month for regular work.
What does a GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects do in Denver?
Process spatial datasets, prepare thematic maps, analyze geographical information and support infrastructure planning and project reporting. Typical work includes collect and process spatial datasets, prepare thematic and project maps and run spatial analysis for routes and sites.
What qualifications are usual for a GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects?
Geography, geomatics or engineering degree; 2+ years in GIS work; Portfolio of maps.
Can I hire a GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects for Denver remotely?
Often yes. Overlap with US time zones and a clear contractor or employee status are usually the first points to settle. Agree working-hour overlap, tools, reporting and payment method before work begins.
More in Denver
- QA/QC Engineer in Denver
- Third-Party Inspection Coordinator in Denver
- Environmental & EIA Consultant in Denver
- Renewable Energy Project Consultant in Denver
Same role nearby
- GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects in Washington DC
- GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects in New York City
- GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects in Houston
All roles in Denver · GIS Analyst, Infrastructure Projects in USA · Rates by country
Ready to get started? Place your order directly on our main website.
Order now at pmcepc.com