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Geospatial specialist, Mātanga mokowā ā-nuku

Also known as

  • Geographic information systems technician, GIS technician, geospatial analyst, geospatial data specialist, geographic information systems analyst, geographic information systems developer, geographic information systems officer

Geospatial specialists help scientists and related professionals to develop and use geographic information systems.

Your pay could be

$56K

Lower

$71K to $113K

Most common

$145K

Upper

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Pay is before tax

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Your training could be

0-3 years

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People employed

1.1K

Employment change

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