ESRI
Product Engineer II - Imagery Resource Specialist
ESRI, Redlands, California, us, 92375
Overview
Create content supporting ArcGIS imagery software products by making useful and relevant resources which communicate and educate ArcGIS users. In this role, you will work with development and product engineer leads in designing, creating, and publishing content, such as documentation, recommended workflows, videos, blogs, use case studies, and other media.
Responsibilities
Review and edit imagery workflows and solutions documentation and technical papersWrite and publish articles on ArcGIS Blog focusing on imagery and remote sensingDesign, author, and publish tutorials, "How To," "Shorts", and workflow videos for platforms, such as YouTubeReview and respond to imagery and remote sensing questions on ArcGIS forums and at conferencesWork with the Esri Story Maps team to define topics for imagery related storiesWork with the ArcGIS Living Atlas team to define imagery related cartographic web mapsWork with the Esri Tutorials team to help design new imagery related tutorials and tutorial seriesWork with the Esri Academy team to write and develop labs and courses
Requirements
Portfolio Submission:
Showcasing your creative work, including educational resources in the form of graphic designs, posters, blogs, videos, etc.2+ years of GIS and/or remote sensing/image processing and/or photogrammetry/image analysis experience
1+ year of experience with ArcGIS products
Excellent written and verbal communication skillsAdept at distilling complex topics into understandable software documentationProficiency in conveying complex technical information clearly and conciselyAbility to create useful content which helps others be successful with ArcGISAbility to create tests to verify discrete functionality and specific workflow capabilitiesAbility to manage detailed information and multi-taskBachelor's degree in computer science, geography, remote sensing, or related field
Recommended Qualifications
Experience writing technical user documentation or technical developer documentationExperience designing modern web sites and/or pagesExperience creating multimedia content such as videos and podcastsExperience in graphic designing figures for educational contentMaster's degree in computer science, geography, remote sensing, or related field
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Create content supporting ArcGIS imagery software products by making useful and relevant resources which communicate and educate ArcGIS users. In this role, you will work with development and product engineer leads in designing, creating, and publishing content, such as documentation, recommended workflows, videos, blogs, use case studies, and other media.
Responsibilities
Review and edit imagery workflows and solutions documentation and technical papersWrite and publish articles on ArcGIS Blog focusing on imagery and remote sensingDesign, author, and publish tutorials, "How To," "Shorts", and workflow videos for platforms, such as YouTubeReview and respond to imagery and remote sensing questions on ArcGIS forums and at conferencesWork with the Esri Story Maps team to define topics for imagery related storiesWork with the ArcGIS Living Atlas team to define imagery related cartographic web mapsWork with the Esri Tutorials team to help design new imagery related tutorials and tutorial seriesWork with the Esri Academy team to write and develop labs and courses
Requirements
Portfolio Submission:
Showcasing your creative work, including educational resources in the form of graphic designs, posters, blogs, videos, etc.2+ years of GIS and/or remote sensing/image processing and/or photogrammetry/image analysis experience
1+ year of experience with ArcGIS products
Excellent written and verbal communication skillsAdept at distilling complex topics into understandable software documentationProficiency in conveying complex technical information clearly and conciselyAbility to create useful content which helps others be successful with ArcGISAbility to create tests to verify discrete functionality and specific workflow capabilitiesAbility to manage detailed information and multi-taskBachelor's degree in computer science, geography, remote sensing, or related field
Recommended Qualifications
Experience writing technical user documentation or technical developer documentationExperience designing modern web sites and/or pagesExperience creating multimedia content such as videos and podcastsExperience in graphic designing figures for educational contentMaster's degree in computer science, geography, remote sensing, or related field
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