Senior Geospatial Analyst

CDRI is establishing a Data and Technology team to enable its member countries to use earth observation, geospatial, and infrastructure risk data and models combined with relevant technologies for informed decision-making that strengthens the resilience of their existing and future infrastructure. CDRI is looking for a Senior Geospatial Analyst to join this team and take responsibility for the various geospatial activities of the team. Key Roles and Responsibilities: · Lead the management, integration, and analysis of earth observation, geospatial, and risk data that underpin CDRI's products and services. · QA, QC, and updates of geospatial and risk data supplied by third parties and from deliverables such as new versions of GIRI and other tools developed for CDRI, recommending any necessary changes. · Perform the GIS analysis required to produce reports, maps, and data for product users and to support CDRI projects. · Collaborate with risk modelers and analysts to incorporate geospatial data and functionality into risk models. · Conduct geospatial training within CDRI and for member countries. · Provide geospatial technical assistance to users internally and from member countries. · Incorporate geospatial features in new CDRI products and tools. · Create web map applications, story maps, and reports displaying complex data analysis. · Create and manage a directory of open and proprietary geospatial and infrastructure risk data sources and platforms through online research and create documentation, including metadata and other data quality measures.

The Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) is a partnership of national governments, UN agencies and programs, multilateral development banks and financing mechanisms, the private sector, and knowledge institutions that aims to promote the resilience of new and existing infrastructure systems to climate and disaster risks in support of sustainable development.