GIS Wastewater Clerk (m/f/d)

The OOWV is one of the major water supply and wastewater disposal companies in Germany. With far-sightedness and innovative ideas, we master the challenges involved. Competent and committed, we make a valuable contribution to the high quality of life in our region.

Go to the future with us.

You are responsible for collecting and maintaining data in the wastewater GIS. This includes, inter alia, the following tasks: You are responsible for the collection and continuation of wastewater data in the channel information system. This includes, inter alia, the comparison of inventory data with results from camera visits You create statistics and analyses based on channel data You ensure data quality through regular validations and contribute to the continuous improvement of inventory data You are responsible for the collection and continuation of data in the drinking water GIS

You can demonstrate a successfully completed vocational training for surveying technicians (w/m/d), geomatics (w/m/d) or a comparable qualification. Alternatively, you have another completed vocational training with relevant professional experience in the field of GIS You preferably have knowledge of the supply and disposal industries You ideally have good application knowledge in novaKANDIS, ArcGIS and AutoCAD You are interested in GIS systems and maps You have a careful way of working, have good organizational and communication skills and are happy to work in the team

Flexible working time regulation Mobile work on several days (e.g. from home) incl. technical equipment Employment in accordance with the collective agreement utilities (TV-V) with remuneration in accordance with group 6 (incl. 13th monthly salary) Occupational pension by VBL 30 days holiday according to TV-V, supplemented by work-free days on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve Change in remuneration with employer share Introduction by a Jobpatent Modern meeting rooms Occupational health management (e.g. EGYM Wellpass, Hansefit or ProFit usable), e.g. Highly disabled applicants (w/m/d) are preferred with the same suitability.