SDGs Today is involved in various projects and work streams focused on non-traditional data sources, GIS-driven case studies, and educational and training programs. We collaborate closely with various stakeholder groups including national and local governments, universities, civil society organizations, and youth to curate and develop timely dashboards, provide GIS training to National Statistical Offices, advance developments in global gridded population data products, and enhance SDG reporting through GIS analysis and data partnerships.
POSITION SUMMARY
The GIS Developer and Analyst would help with all aspects of GIS work: data evaluation and management, visualization and spatial analysis, GIS applications, GIS training, and working with the director on key geospatial questions related to the SDGs. In short, the incumbent would work on all GIS activities of the SDGs Today program, as well as engage in any special themes of “GIS for the SDGs.”
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES
QUALIFICATIONS, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Location: The incumbent will have the opportunity to work remotely or be based at the SDSN office in New York.
Contract Length: March 1, 2025 - February 28, 2026
Salary Range: $75,000 - $85,000
Benefits: SDSN offers generous leave allowances and flexible, hybrid work policy. SDSN team members are given the opportunity to follow some of the most thought-provoking discussions on sustainability. In their work, team members get the opportunity to meet and exchange with some of the world’s greatest leaders in sustainable development – professors, economists, bestselling authors, educators, and academics. In addition to this, SDSN team is composed of brilliant, dynamic, sustainable development professionals that come from different countries and backgrounds. With such unique exposure and environment, each member of SDSN can learn and grow while doing the work they love and contribute with a positive impact.
Reports to: Director of the SDGs Today program
Travel: This position may require travel, depending on business needs.
Work authorization: SDSN does not sponsor visas, and therefore applicants must have proper authorization to work in the United States. SDSN is required by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to secure verification of eligibility to work in the United States.