Geospatial analyst
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - Herzum in Ispra
Welcome to catworkx Italy We are much more than an IT consulting firm: we are innovators, pioneers, and partners of excellence. We are also one of the leading Atlassian Platinum Partners in the world, with a strong presence in Europe. We are an international company with offices in Germany, Italy, the United States, Switzerland, Austria, Ecuador, Spain, and Hungary, and we offer solutions that bring innovation, efficiency, and collaboration to companies worldwide.
We specialize in Agile, Dev Ops, and team collaboration technologies, helping organizations work better, faster, and with greater integration. We are looking for an Advanced Geospatial Analyst (GIS specialist) for our important Customer. You will join a crisis management laboratory developing analytical approaches and ICT tools for situational awareness and crisis response.
The focus is geospatial analysis for crisis, conflict and security monitoring, producing maps, analyses and reports for EU services in external relations, civil protection and humanitarian aid.
Mandatory Requirements 10 years GIS (Arc GIS, QGIS)
– spatial analysis, thematic maps, data transformation & visualisation 10 years Earth Observation (Copernicus, Sentinel, Landsat) 10 years integrated risk assessments (qualitative + quantitative GIS) 10 years geospatial assessments for external relations / civil protection / crisis management 5 years real-time disaster/conflict data and rapid analytical outputs 5 years technical reports, impact assessments and stakeholder briefings 5 years crisis management domain English C1 or higher Master's degree Minimum 10 years professional experience Work mode: Full-time on-site in Ispra.
Join us Become part of a team driven by innovation, belief in talent, and a commitment to excellence. Your next career step starts here. This announcement is addressed to both sexes, in accordance with Laws 903/77 and 125/91, and to people of all ages and nationalities, in accordance with Legislative Decrees 215/03 and 2