[4562] Geospatial Production Manager and Technical Coordinator – Off-site Support.

Start date: December 2024
Location: Offsite
Project Type: Fixed Price
Total no. Sprints: 48
Sprint Duration: 1 week

Payment Milestones: Upon completion of each fourth sprint and at the end of the work.

Experience required -

• Minimum 5 years' of proved experience in project coordination and resources management of GIS production teams
• Minimum 5 years' experience in hands-on configuration and customisation experience of ESRI product suite through relevant projects
• Minimum 5 years' professional experience of real world mapping production according t
• NATO standard series including Joint Operations Ground (JOG) maps, Topographic Line Maps (TLM) and MGCP Topographic Maps (MTMs)
• In-depth technical knowledge of the product specifications for Topographic Line Maps (TLMs) and MGCP Topographic Maps (MTMs)
• Minimum 5 years' experience on the design and deployment of tailored geospatial solutions utilizing programming languages as Perl and C, alongside object-oriented languages such as Python and C++. This also involves the use of OpenCV, GDAL, PDF, libjpeg, zlib libraries, and the suite of libraries available within the SDK ESRI SW environment
• Minimum 3 years' experience in the design, development and implementation of imagery processing workflows. This includes an in-depth familiarity with commercial satellite imagery formats and specifications
• Proven experience in the development and implementation of QA/QC for ESRI Data Driven Pages functionality, enhanced with Python scripting, for the creation of complex map books with consistent styling, symbology, grids and graticules as well as layout/legend elements throughout the series, in alignment with the standards adopted by NATO for geospatial production and interoperability
• Minimum 5 years' experience in the development and implementation of Quality Assurance (QA) as well as Quality Control (QC) procedures applied to the area of GIS map production projects
• Formal training on MTM production by a recognized geographic mapping agency