Profession
Geoprocessing Specialist
Geographic data that provides information about cities.
As a geoprocessing specialist, you work with maps and location data to help people understand the world and make better decisions. Day to day, you use geographic information system software, known as GIS, to gather, organize, and analyze data tied to specific places. You might map where a city should build new roads, track environmental changes, or figure out the best spot for a new store. You create maps and reports, clean up messy data, and share your findings with planners, engineers, and decision-makers.
Average salary
$5,500 – $13,000
Education
4 years
Employability
83%
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How much does a Geoprocessing Specialist professional earn?▾
Salary ranges from $5,500 – $13,000 per month, depending on specialization, region, and experience. Professionals in major cities tend to earn above the national average.
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