Geographic Information Systems at the University of Southern Maine

News

• Announcements
• Brown Bag Lectures
• Calendar
• Email List

Education

• Certificate Program
• GIS Courses
• Workshops
• Course Modules

Research

• Lab Projects
• Student Projects
• Grant and Proposal Support
• Research Experiences for Undergraduates

Opportunities

• Workstudy
• Internships
• Partnerships
• GIS Jobs Databases

Resources

• Field Equipment
• Software
• Hardware
• Personnel
• Online Data
• Online Tools
• Contact Information

GIS Groups

• Maine GIS User Group
• Maine GeoLibrary Board
• Maine Office of GIS
• Maine State GIS Stakeholders
• USM-GIS Advisory Committee

GIS Jobs Databases

So what can you do with a degree in GIS? Where can you work? How much can you expect to be paid? Find out by visiting the links below and searching for GIS jobs.

GISjobs.com
Search GIS classified ads by job title and by software title. The salary survey helps seekers know what average salaries are for their field, experience, and geographic location. GIS professionals may post their resume or contract services online for a small fee.

The GIS Jobs Clearinghouse (GJC)
Search for GIS jobs by keyword or sort the full list alphabetically by posting date, title, organization, or location. Seekers can also browse jobs on a map.

GIScareers.com
Sort jobs by country, state, and type. Users may post and view resumes for free.

GeoSearch, Inc
Search GIS jobs by location, field, or keyword. Seekers may create a profile that is visible to potential employers. Valuable section on tips for interviewing and resume writing under "GIS Resources".

Geojobs.org
Browse jobs by date posted. Create an account to post your resume. Includes a section on resume writing tips.

GIS Gig
Search jobs by keyword, category, or date posted. Seekers can sign up to receive email updates when new jobs are added to the list.