GIS Programmer- The College of William and Mary, Center for Geospatial Analysis

The College of William and Mary’s Center for Geospatial Analysis (http://www.wm.edu/cga) is seeking a GIS Programmer for a newly created position that requires the creation of an original spatial and demographic database describing school attendance zones for school districts throughout the United States (known as SABINS). The programmer will work collaboratively with faculty, staff and students in this effort and will take a leadership role in the design of an online-interface that allows school district administrators to digitize their school boundaries remotely.  Other programming tasks such as automated procedures to integrate Census Data and SABINS datasets, identify and correct topological database errors within the SABINS data, as well as other assigned tasks will be completed as required.
This is an operational position in an academic setting; the College of William and Mary is located in Williamsburg, VA. The position is a 12 month position with funding in-hand for a second year option.  The possibility of extension pending extended or new grant support beyond two years exists.  The position comes with full benefits.

Review begins November 25, 2009 and will continue until the position is filled. The position start date is on or after January 1, 2010.

More information is here.