Total 368 information technology job vacancies in bosch rexroth amata city rayong

• Implement advanced analytical techniques to GIS problems, issues, or projects, and design new methods where established methods and procedures are inapplicable or are unavailable.
• Identifies interrelationships within data and applies layers of geographic data to produce spatial analysis and derivative maps.
• Designs, develops, and manages geospatial databases, including conversion of digital data in various formats, and the conversion of thematic source maps from analog to digital form.
• Provides technical user support for all aspects of geospatial data and software and assists in the development of statewide standards.
• Calculates and analyzes impacts of various environmental factors, conducts 3D/spatial analysis and geospatial modeling to measure and predict the various outcomes of environmental impacts and analyze resource distribution and behavior.
• Identifies interrelationships within data and applies layers of geographic data to produce spatial analysis and derivative maps to promote effective and economical management of natural resources.
• Works with a diverse group of resources specialists, planners, and managers to coordinate and implement geospatial applications and incorporate GIS resource data into a range of local planning documents and processes.

• Assists in developing specific objectives for interpretive programs and displays, providing input to the annual plan of work.
• Inventories and prepares reports on the annual volumes of use, trends in public information needs, and public response to existing information output.
• Makes regular visits to the various public schools and social groups. Makes presentations on subjects such as fire safety, environmental awareness, recreation activities, and litter prevention.
• Maintains inventory of existing publications for public use. Prepares or assists in the preparation of informational exhibits which include photos, maps, etc. Maintains the Forest video, film, and slide library and audio-visual equipment.
• Ensures that the information desk at a reception area or visitor center is covered at all times and answers the phone and radio.
• Greets visitors and responds to a variety of inquiries regarding Forest Service activities, programs, exhibits, facilities, policies, and functions.
• Evaluates inquiries in order to provide the most useful and appropriate information or to suggest other options, such as alternate routes or activities.
• Provides guidance to the public on rules and regulations regarding on-unit activities and attempts to gain public cooperation in protecting resources from damage and pollution.
• Assists visitors and callers with informational searches, and with use of the reference library. Monitors and reports statistics such as visitor numbers and activities, for project planning.
• Keeps abreast of unit issues and acts as lead to other information desk co-workers as needed.
• Serves as Collection Officer to sell forest timber permits and other items, such as maps and passes, in accordance with manual and handbook requirements.
• Is held responsible for submitting and accounting for collected monies using approved computer programs and records.
• Performs regular daily activities for the reception area or visitor center, including but not limited to, daily opening and closing of the facility, raising and lowering the flag, and maintaining the front desk.
• Monitors public areas and updates the status of exhibits. Provides visitors with effective instructions on security and safety procedures and informs the supervisor of visitor needs.
• Maintains a lost and found for visitors and staff. Coordinates Interpretive Association book sales, including ordering, stocking, sales, quarterly inventory and reporting.
• Coordinates with staff specialists and public affairs office to provide the latest, most accurate and appropriate information to the public.
• Researches and maintains an inventory of timely publications, brochures, posters, and informational handouts for the public. Creates and posts informational handouts and flyers concerning safety, events and other items of importance.
• Works with the public affairs unit to ensure that current and accurate information is available on the external Forest Service website. Updates information such as road and recreation closures.
• Responds to and directs web and email inquiries to the appropriate personnel. Acts as liaison to other information centers such as other Forest Service offices or the local Chamber of Commerce.
• Arranges informational interpretive displays in the reception area or visitor center. Varies or changes the displays to coincide with seasonal changes and unit program emphases.

• Serves as a Visual Information Specialist at the locally assigned site performing specialized visual information tasks.
• Works with Public Affairs Specialists, customers, subject matter experts, and authors to determine themes and purpose of project factoring in the product goals and the background of the target audience.
• Provides digital photographic and videography support of events i.e., town hall meetings, awards ceremonies, ground breakings or change of command ceremonies and to support command outreach video products.
• Receives project assignments and ensures that project schedules are maintained, and all milestones are met
• Advise Public Affairs Specialists in the use of graphics production software.
• Take photographs, shoots and produces videos, illustrates or creates custom original artwork to supplement available graphic resources if required photographs or graphics are not available.
• Frames awards to be used for employee and partner recognition in award ceremonies.

You will serve as a Visual Information Specialist (Photographer/Illustrator) and be responsible for the selection, creation, design, development and production of various elements of visual information that produce a complete and finished visual product and/or training aid in support of ATTC's resident and nonresident training.

Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include:

• Designing, laying out and preparing a wide variety of general and technical illustrations of aircraft, aircraft equipment, engine and major component assemblies, flight controls, instruments, electrical/electronic systems, hydraulic systems and aviation survival equipment, by hand or with computer applications that include vector and raster-based formats.
• Photographing a variety of subject matter including aircraft, aircraft equipment, engine and major component assemblies, flight controls, instruments, electrical/electronic systems, hydraulic systems, aviation survival equipment, aerial views, graduating classes, and portraits.
• Producing video productions of highly technical content for the training of Aviation "A" and "C" school students and welcome aboard productions for ATTC and local Coast Guard commands.
• Operating video equipment to include digital cameras, non-linear editing systems and software, external microphones, lighting, sets, and backgrounds as necessary for studio and remote productions.
• Performing routine preventive maintenance and is responsible for ensuring all ATTC visual equipment is in good repair.
• Serving as technical advisor and consultant for A/V presentations to instructors and individuals giving presentations at ATTC.

You will serve as a Visual Information Specialist (Photographer/Illustrator) and be responsible for the selection, creation, design, development and production of various elements of visual information that produce a complete and finished visual product and/or training aid in support of ATTC's resident and nonresident training.

Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include:

• Designing, laying out and preparing a wide variety of general and technical illustrations of aircraft, aircraft equipment, engine and major component assemblies, flight controls, instruments, electrical/electronic systems, hydraulic systems and aviation survival equipment, by hand or with computer applications that include vector and raster-based formats.
• Photographing a variety of subject matter including aircraft, aircraft equipment, engine and major component assemblies, flight controls, instruments, electrical/electronic systems, hydraulic systems, aviation survival equipment, aerial views, graduating classes, and portraits.
• Producing video productions of highly technical content for the training of Aviation "A" and "C" school students and welcome aboard productions for ATTC and local Coast Guard commands.
• Operating video equipment to include digital cameras, non-linear editing systems and software, external microphones, lighting, sets, and backgrounds as necessary for studio and remote productions.
• Performing routine preventive maintenance and is responsible for ensuring all ATTC visual equipment is in good repair.
• Serving as technical advisor and consultant for A/V presentations to instructors and individuals giving presentations at ATTC.

• Define, prepare and manage the deployment of the strategic security initiatives in the organization, as part of the larger information security management team.
• Work on increasing the maturity of the various functions of the security operation center department.
• Act as point of escalation for the internal customers of the information security team.
• Act as delegated sponsor of some of the global security initiatives.
• Deputize for the head of the department as well as other members of the security management team, when relevant.
• Participate in non-security projects as a security SME & SPOC, ensuring alignment of these initiatives with overall security strategy.
• Support the development and review of the security policies.
• Provide management oversight for internally run initiatives and teams. Collaborate closely with managers of security architecture, operational teams in the SOC as well as the security reporting team to improve & adapt the delivery of the teams to the internal customer demands.

Other Assignments:

• Build and maintain stakeholder/client relationships both internally and externally;
• Prepare and publish reporting to IT Management.
• Support the budgeting process for a 100 FTEs security operations department.
• Support the group head of information security and head of SOC in other daily duties;

• Facilitates the interagency/intergovernmental geospatial work efforts, establishes formal and informal partnership agreements, coordinates the sharing or exchanging of information and data.
• Reviews technical procedures, keeps lines of communication open, and represents the BLM geospatial information policies and interests.
• Leads the development and implementation of geospatial integration and support.
• Provides professional advice, leadership, direction and program coordination on technical aspects of GIS, global positioning systems (GPS), geospatial information dissemination, and remote sensing.
• Develops, organizes, and executes geospatial business needs assessments to ensure these activities are properly planned and supported within the limitations of funding and labor constraints.
• Assists in creating policy or procedures regarding geospatial information standards, interagency sharing of geospatial information, and general GIS direction.
• Designs, develops, and manages geospatial databases, including conversion of digital data in various formats, and the conversion of thematic source maps from analog to digital form.
• Provides technical user support for all aspects of geospatial data and software.
• Performs feasibility studies for the use of Geospatial technologies to meet user requirements.
• Examines and evaluates alternative approaches and makes recommendations to users and management.
• Responsible for the technical and administrative supervision of professional, technical, clerical and administrative work to carry out the mission of the organization. Determine acceptability, rejection or correction of contractor work.
• Leads the section in: identifying, distributing and balancing workload and tasks among employees in accordance with established workflow, skill level and/or occupational specialization.
• Makes adjustments to the workload in accordance with established priorities to ensure timely accomplishment of assigned team tasks.
• Develop long and short-range goals and strategies that includes the development of project goals, objectives, actionable events, milestones, deadlines, and time frames for their completion.

The Obstruction Evaluation (OE) Team Manager directs a subordinate staff OE Specialists and Technicians responsible for conducting and completing aeronautical studies on the impact of proposed and/or existing structures on the National Airspace System (NAS). Work usually includes a mixture of routine and complex projects/programs based on the objectives of the major subdivision/LOB/SO. This work directly impacts the accomplishment of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) strategic objectives and the safety of the NAS.

Applies advanced knowledge of the technical aspect of air traffic control, airports operations, flight procedures, automation, and skills in interpreting 49 USC and 14 CFR Part 77 to evaluate and monitor OE Specialists and technicians in the performance of their duties. He/she interprets 49 USC §44718 and 14 CFR Part 77 to support staff in ensuring OE determinations are both accurate and in compliance with law and regulation. Directs the team in analyzing air traffic control and instrument flight procedures and possesses understanding of the impact that a structure has on air operations. Ensures appropriate determinations are made by the OE Team regarding impacts to airports and instrument flight rules (IFR) or visual flight rules (VFR) traffic patterns and flyways. Oversees OE determinations concerning structures such as Wind Turbine Farms, radio antennas, and cell towers by analyzing structures and electronics communications systems to include impact on operations such as to communication, navigation, and surveillance systems or other components of the NAS.

Manages the work of OE Specialists and Technicians responsible for evaluating the potential impacts that a proposed or existing structure may have on public use or military airports, aeronautical facilities, and air traffic control. Possesses advanced knowledge of civilian or military air traffic control to manage the OE program for a defined section of the United States and directs specialists and technicians to conduct aeronautical studies and determine whether a structure is a hazard to air navigation or would require a change in aeronautical operation or procedure. Oversees determinations of a structure's effect upon usage of navigable airspace and whether a structure impacts an aircraft's ability to navigate along a specific route by using experience as an instructor in navigation or in piloting procedures and techniques. Applies advanced knowledge of the principles, techniques, methods, procedures, rules, directives, and regulations concerned with air traffic, airports, and flight operations to provide guidance to subordinate managers and employees for preventing and resolving problems without the intervention of higher-level management except where ATO and FAA wide interests are at state.

Contacts are primarily within AJV-A5, Mission Support Services and the ATO with subordinates, peers, and higher-level managers to discuss the status of projects/programs and to plan for the future. Interacts with "Division Responders" or evaluators, including FAA lines of business and the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security. External contact may include participating in Agency negotiations with stakeholders concerning proposed construction that otherwise would be a hazard to the National Airspace System to interpret policies/procedures or for other project/program purposes. Has the authority, within guidelines, to make commitments for the organizational unit, within guidelines.

Defines, plans, and organizes assigned budget, staff, and other resources to accomplish objectives for more than one organizational units/projects/programs. Manages budget and either reallocates resources among organizational units/projects/programs or request additional resources as needed.

Performs other duties as assigned.