GIS Data Scientist

Morgan Hunt Recruitment

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2 months ago

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Location: Canary Wharf Employment Type: Contract, 2 months, strong chance of extension

About the Role

Morgan Hunt are working with a leading government organisation to recruit a GIS Data Scientist who can blend spatial analysis, advanced analytics, and problem-solving to turn geospatial data into actionable insights. You'll work with large, complex datasets, build predictive models, and support data-driven decisions across the organisation. If you love maps, patterns, and answering real-world questions with data, this role has your name all over it.

Key Responsibilities

Acquire, clean, and manage geospatial datasets from diverse sources
Perform spatial analysis, spatial statistics, and geoprocessing to support strategic and operational projects.
Develop predictive models and machine-learning workflows using spatial and non-spatial data.
Build and maintain spatial databases, data pipelines, and automated ETL processes.
Create high-quality maps, dashboards, and visualisations for both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define requirements and deliver geospatial insights.
Implement QA/QC best practices to ensure accuracy, reproducibility, and data governance.
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