Graduate
TL;DR
Key Takeaways
- Gain hands-on experience and structured learning over two years as a Graduate GIS Analyst.
- Develop and maintain GIS platforms, design GIS solutions, and integrate GIS with other systems.
- Requires a bachelor's or master's degree in a relevant discipline and experience with GIS software.
- The role involves UK-wide travel to project sites.
About the Role
Skanska is a global construction and development company. This Graduate GIS Analyst role is part of the 2027 Graduate Programme, which begins in September.
What you'll do:
- Develop and maintain web GIS platforms and field GIS applications to meet team and project requirements.
- Design and implement bespoke web and mobile GIS solutions using Esri, QGIS, FME, and related technologies.
- Identify and develop geospatial workflows and automated processes to reduce manual data entry and increase data quality.
- Support the integration of GIS with BIM systems and IoT feeds to contribute to and enhance the project’s Digital Twin.
- Collaborate with engineers, GIS end users and cross-disciplinary teams to translate requirements into practical GIS solutions.
- Actively engage with the Skanska Graduate Programme for professional development.
What you'll bring to the role:
- Studying towards or completed a bachelor’s or master’s degree in GIS, Geospatial Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Geography or a related discipline.
- Academic or practical experience with Esri ArcGIS suite, QGIS and spatial data processing.
- Familiarity with FME or equivalent ETL/automation tooling.
- Proactive, curious and motivated to continuously improve GIS datasets and workflows.
- Effective written and verbal communicator; collaborative and able to work across disciplines.
- A driving licence is required, or you must work towards obtaining one within your first year.
What we offer:
- Join a community of over 100 graduates and apprentices.
- Opportunities to build networks and collaborate across the business.
- Support and guidance from experienced leaders and teams.
- Development pathways to help you achieve professional accreditation.