[Geog_Jobs] 12 Cartographic Technician position with US Census in Louisville, KY!!

[Sinha, Gaurav]

All,

Check this posting. https://go.usa.gov/xEda4



Apparently there are 12 positions open at the same location!!



Here is the email we got from the section chief.

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My name is Eric Gray and I am the Geographic Programs Section Chief in the U.S. Census Bureau's Geography Branch at the National Processing Center.  We have a lot of opportunities coming very soon for GIS work from entry level to intermediate.  Our branch currently employs more than 500 personnel in the Geography field and we're still growing.  Right now, we have a Cartographic Technician position posted on USAjobs.gov which may be of interest to your graduate level students and recent graduates.



This position deals with procedure writing, training and verification of work related to Census Geography.  We deal mostly with addresses and various types of boundaries in ArcGIS and a variety of proprietary systems developed just for Census.



At any rate, we're right across the river from Louisville, KY in Jeffersonville, IN.  We will have more positions available soon at various pay grades and experience levels within our Geography Branch and I wanted to make sure someone in your department was aware of what we currently have available.



If you want more information on the current position or would like to share it with someone who maybe interested, the link to that position is here: https://go.usa.gov/xEda4




Eric Gray
Chief, Geographic Programs Section
National Processing Center
U.S. Census Bureau

Office 812.218.3395
Cell 812.470.9697
eric.m.gray at census.gov<mailto:eric.m.gray at census.gov>


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