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We are looking for an experienced GIS Developer with robust expertise in Angular and modern web GIS technologies. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in developing geospatial web applications, integrating GIS services, and building interactive mapping solutions using Angular. The candidate should possess strong frontend development skills along with a solid understanding of GIS concepts, spatial data, and map services. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain GIS-based web applications using Angular. Build responsive and interactive map-based user interfaces with a focus on performance and usability. Integrate GIS services such as map services, feature services, geocoding, routing, and spatial analysis into web applications. Consume REST APIs and GIS web services to display and manipulate spatial data. Develop reusable Angular components, modules, and services following best practices. Work with spatial databases and geospatial datasets to support business requirements. Implement map editing, querying, filtering, spatial search, and visualization functionalities. Optimize application performance for rendering large geospatial datasets. Collaborate with GIS analysts, business users, backend developers, and UI/UX teams to deliver scalable GIS solutions. Debug, troubleshoot, and resolve application and GIS integration issues. Participate in code reviews and ensure adherence to coding standards and development best practices. Support application deployment, maintenance, and production issue resolution. Required Technical Skills Frontend Development Strong experience with Angular (v19 or above). Proficiency in TypeScript, JavaScript (ES6+), HTML5, and CSS3/SCSS. Experience with RxJS, Angular Material, and responsive web design. Strong understanding of component-based architecture and state management. GIS Technologies Hands-on experience with GIS web application development. Experience with GIS platforms such as ArcGIS API for JavaScript, OpenLayers, Leaflet, or Mapbox GL JS. Knowledge of spatial data formats including GeoJSON, Shapefile, KML, WMS, WFS, and WMTS. Experience consuming GIS REST APIs and map services. Understanding of coordinate systems, projections, spatial indexing, and geospatial analysis. Backend & Database Experience integrating RESTful APIs. Strong SQL skills with experience in PostgreSQL/PostGIS, SQL Server Spatial, Oracle Spatial, or similar spatial databases. Familiarity with Node.js, .NET, Java, or Python-based backend services is an advantage. Cloud & DevOps Experience with Git-based version control. Basic knowledge of cloud platforms such as Microsoft Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud Platform is preferred. Good to Have Experience with ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, or Portal for ArcGIS. Knowledge of WebGL-based mapping frameworks. Experience with real-time GIS data integration and visualization. Familiarity with geoprocessing services and spatial analytics. Experience working with satellite imagery, raster datasets, or LiDAR data. Exposure to Docker, Kubernetes, and microservices architecture. Knowledge of authentication mechanisms such as OAuth 2.0, SAML, or JWT. Experience: 56 Years .
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