Turn Data into Decisions. Maps into Impact.

Do you love solving problems with data, technology, and mapping? Are you passionate about using GIS to support smarter communities and better public services? Join Sheboygan County as our next GIS Specialist and help build the geospatial tools that guide planning, conservation, emergency services, infrastructure, and community development.

In this role, you'll be the driving force behind maintaining accurate geographic data, producing high-quality maps, supporting County departments and local municipalities, and ensuring critical GIS information is available when and where it's needed. If you're looking for meaningful work where your technical expertise directly impacts the community, we'd love to meet you.

As the County's GIS Specialist, you'll work on a wide variety of projects that make a real difference, including:

• Develop, edit, and maintain GIS data using ArcGIS Pro and the Esri platform
• Create and update parcel, addressing, road centerline, survey, zoning, conservation, and infrastructure datasets
• Produce professional maps and spatial analyses for County departments, municipalities, and the public
• Maintain countywide addressing and road data that supports 911 and emergency response
• Support planning, conservation, zoning, environmental, and development projects through GIS analysis
• Convert legacy GIS data into modern ArcGIS Pro environments
• Maintain the County's Plat of Survey Index and Certified Survey Map records
• Upload and manage GIS data for State, regional, and intergovernmental systems
• Respond to mapping requests and provide technical GIS support to staff and community partners
• Assist with grant-funded projects, special initiatives, and continuous GIS improvements

No two projects are exactly alike—every day offers opportunities to solve problems, improve data quality, and help shape the future of Sheboygan County.

• Associate's degree in Geographic Information Systems, Information Systems, Information Technology, or a closely related field (Bachelor's degree preferred)
• Three (3) years of progressively responsible GIS experience (or an equivalent combination of education and experience)
• Valid Wisconsin Driver's License
• ESRI or related GIS certifications are a plus—but not required.

This position is primarily office-based with occasional field work to verify GIS data, collect GPS information, and support County projects. You'll collaborate with departments across the organization while balancing independent technical work with customer-focused service.