GIS Technologist
Content + Source + Freshness • 12 Dec 2025 • 95% confidence
Offer value
Moderate value: focuses on vital research skills and offers a blend of research collaboration and fieldwork opportunities, but may lead to limited job security.
- Focus on geospatial data and remote sensing applications.
- Participation in meaningful environmental research.
- Flexibility with remote work arrangements.
Pros
- Participate in significant environmental research impacting policy.
- Opportunities for remote work and flexible hours.
- Engagement with emerging technologies in environmental studies.
Cons
- Dependent on project funding for job stability.
- May lack structured career growth compared to corporate roles.
- Requires adaptability to continually changing research needs.
Who it's for
Entry to Mid-level • Remote
Good fit
- Recent graduates in relevant sciences eager for research roles.
- Candidates passionate about environmental technology.
- Individuals comfortable with remote collaboration.
Not recommended for
- Professionals uninterested in research or fieldwork.
- Those seeking stable corporate jobs.
- Anyone disinterested in environmental solutions.
Motivation fit
Key skills
About the job
Applications are now closed.Total positions: 22 (across listed roles).Requirements & Experience:- Post-Secondary degree or recent graduate in related fields: Geography, Environmental Studies, Biology, Chemistry, or related majors- Strong background in geospatial and remote sensing data analysis (RSAS)- Experience working with various levels of remote sensing data (RSAS)- Experience in working with GIS (for GIS technologist)- Excellent written and verbal communication skills- Strong organizational and analytical skills- Ability to interpret data, graphics and symbols; good spatial awareness and colour visionKey Responsibilities:- Assist PI and lab researchers with project research (e.g., implementation in rural/urban Ontario), demonstrating efficacy in reducing GHG emissions, chemical pollution, and increasing soil quality- Develop technologies to reduce GHG via urban organic agriculture and reduce food waste (anaerobic composting)- Work with External Research Professionals- Prepare figures and diagrams; present findings; participate in exchange of ideas- Collaborate with lab professionals; contribute intellectual input to project design- Read and understand relevant scientific literature- Contribute to preparation and submission of articles for publication- Participate in editing/proofing of grant proposals, annual reports, and manuscripts; recommend modifications to the Principal InvestigatorLocation: Remote work. If required, must come to office/field to complete assigned work.The Government of Canada funded these jobs.Contact the employer to learn more about the job and apply. You must be aged between 15 and 30 and be legally entitled to work in Canada. International students are not eligible.
