Blackhall & Powis Ltd. is a surveying practice based in Glasgow. We provide property and project management services for energy and infrastructure projects. The company has a resource equivalent to 125 full-time employees.
We are a purpose driven business with the following aims: Support the decarbonisation of the power supply Support the decarbonisation of the transport system Support the decarbonisation of the agricultural system Restore the natural environment We put our people and the planet first and our profits follow thereafter. We are looking to recruit a Graduate GIS Analyst, to assist our GIS team in supporting our expanding client base. You will get the opportunity to work on a wide range of renewables and infrastructure projects, providing geospatial solutions, undertaking land referencing, and helping with site finding. The ideal candidate would have experience of working both independently and as part of a team. Main Responsibilities: GIS mapping and analysis (using ESRI ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online) Map geo-referencing and digitisation Management of project spatial data Skills and Experience The following are essential for successful applicant: Degree qualified in GIS, Geography, or a similarly related discipline Knowledge of and experience using UK spatial data and familiarity with constraints in relation to renewable energy and infrastructure deployment in the UK. Experience with Esri ArcGIS, ArcGIS Online, and mobile data collection methods e.g., ArcGIS Field Maps Skills and Experience Other desirable skills and experience include: Knowledge of programming languages (e.g. Python, SQL, Arcade) for GIS applications would be beneficial Familiarity of UK land registers An innovative streak and keenness to develop new skills, build innovative web-GIS applications and research new methods in spatial analysis. Knowledge of CAD software and processes. Benefits: Company pension Cycle to work scheme Life insurance Private medical insurance Sick pay Hours Full time (37 hours) Contract Type Permanent (3 months probationary period)
