Geospatial Engineer

As a Geospatial Analyst, your role will involve processing and analyzing geospatial data for various projects such as mining, construction, urban planning, and renewable energy. You will be required to integrate geospatial datasets with image analytics pipelines, develop visualizations using maps and 3D models, and utilize satellite, drone, LiDAR, and GIS data to derive actionable insights. Key Responsibilities: - Process and analyze geospatial data related to mining, construction, urban planning, and renewable energy projects. - Integrate geospatial datasets with the image analytics pipeline. - Develop geospatial visualizations and insights using maps and 3D models. - Work with satellite, drone, LiDAR, and GIS data to generate actionable insights. Qualifications Required: - Proficiency in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software such as ArcGIS, QGIS, or similar tools. - Knowledge of spatial data formats like GeoJSON, Shapefiles, KML, etc. - Expertise in remote sensing and photogrammetry for image processing. - Programming skills in Python or R with geospatial libraries (e.g., GeoPandas, Shapely, GDAL, Rasterio). - Experience with Azure services for geospatial data including Azure Maps for geospatial analytics and Azure Data Lake for storing large geospatial datasets. - Strong mathematical and statistical skills for spatial analysis. - Familiarity with drone and satellite imagery processing pipelines. - Knowledge of renewable energy project requirements such as wind turbine siting and solar panel layouts.,