EOI - Spatial Analyst

- Temporary full-time (35hpw) for up to 6 months (24 May 2027)
- Clerk 5/6 - $102,936.00 – $113,579.00 base salary p/a + super + annual leave loading
- Location – Sydney or Bathurst - Flexible working arrangements may be available in line with the DCS Flexible Working Policy

About the role As a Spatial Analyst in the Emergency Information Coordination Unit (EICU) you will utilise your specialist Spatial and Extract Transform Load (ETL) knowledge and skills to support NSW Emergency Services Organisations in protecting lives and livelihoods.

This includes undertaking various activities related to data sourcing, data transformation, quality assurance, delivery, and operational utilisation of the EICU’s Spatial Services' Emergency Services Spatial Information Library (ESSIL) and Foundation Spatial Data.

The role also provides spatial support for emergency preparation, planning, and recovery – including the opportunity to deploy to State Emergency Operations Centres.

About the Team The Emergency Information Coordination Unit (EICU) is a Supporting Agency under the State Emergency Management Plan (EMPLAN) as a single coordination point for spatial data and intelligence across the NSW emergency management sector. This includes being the lead agency to ensure that the emergency management sector has the most reliable, informed, and up-to-date intelligence to deal with all phases of emergencies and major events – facilitating situational awareness and informed decision-making through coordination of geospatial data and intelligence.

Further information about the EICU: https://www.spatial.nsw.gov.au/what_we_do/emergency_management

Key responsibilities

- Design, construct, optimise and utilise extraction, transformation, loading (ETL) data processes including in FME Workbenches and pipelines to handle bulk spatial data transformations.
- Clean, standardise, validate source agency datasets into curated and standardised spatial datasets for the Emergency Services Spatial Information Library (ESSIL); for their use in systems including fire trucks and emergency operations centres.
- Provide spatial and data advice to emergency stakeholders.




- Support the broader EICU team with spatial data requirements for emergency operations and major events, including Sydney’s New Years Eve celebrations.

What we're looking for

- Ability to produce maps with ArcGIS Pro and web apps in ArcGIS Experience Builder.
- Strong experience in ETL data processes including FME Workbenches.
- Willingness and adaptability to work in operational, complex or fast-paced environments when required.

Essential requirements

- Tertiary qualifications in Spatial Information Services or equivalent and/or recognised industry experience.
- Must have, or be able to attain and maintain, NV1 level security clearance as a condition of employment. (Eligibility set by the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA) and is restricted to Australian Citizens)
- This position will require being on call on a rotational roster and may require working away from home attending Emergency Operations Centres when rostered.

To be considered for roles in the NSW public sector, applicants must:

- Be NSW residents or in the process of relocating to NSW
- Hold appropriate working rights for the type of employment offered

We can’t wait to meet you If this role sounds like you, you can apply by clicking the apply button - it’s a simple online process. Please provide an up-to-date CV (max 5 pages) and cover letter (max 2 pages) which showcases your skills and experience for the role.

For enquiries regarding this position, please contact Chad Ajamian via [email protected]

About Spatial Services

Spatial Services, a division of the Department of Customer Service is the key provider of spatial land information services in Current South Wales.



Spatial Services' integrated framework connects the people of NSW to a comprehensive package of land and property services including property information, surveying and mapping. Spatial Services provides land information services to individuals, businesses, government agencies and non-profit organisations throughout NSW, Australia and internationally.

Salary Grade 5/6, with the base salary for this role starting at $102,936 base plus superannuation

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A talent pool may be created as part of this recruitment process and will be valid for up to 18 months. The talent pool may be used to fill future ongoing or temporary vacancies of the same or similar role.

Closing Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026 @ 11:59PM

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