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Hallo aus Palestine! GIS Studenten Vorstellung
Hello everyone! 👋 My name is Hala, and I’m a GIS engineering student at the University College of Applied Sciences in Palestine. I’m currently developing my skills in GIS, spatial analysis, cartography, remote sensing, and geospatial data analysis. I’m particularly interested in exploring how geospatial technologies can…
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Ich stelle mich vor! :-)
Hey all! My name is Lucca J Camillieri. I'm currently a double major in Geospatial Analysis and Archaeology at Cal Poly Pomona! I'm a bit of a late bloomer as I will be graduating in spring of '28 and am 36 years old! Originally from Oregon but have lived in So Cal basically my whole life! I hope to one day work as a…
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Einführung
Hello everyone! My name is Kingsley Amankwe, a Geospatial Data Analyst with a background in GIS, remote sensing, and Earth observation. I’m particularly interested in how geospatial technologies can be applied to agriculture, climate resilience, environmental monitoring, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable…
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Hallo, ich bin Serena, ich interessiere mich für Produktentwicklung und Forschung!
Hi friends in YPN! I'm Serena, a student studying Computer Science and GIS at the University of Southern California ✌️❤️💛. I'm interested in how software products are designed to address user needs and analyze critical problems using geospatial thinking and algorithmic skills. I would love to learn about people's career…
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Selbstvorstellung - New MeMBER
Hi everyone! I’m Ala from Jordan. I’m a business information technology graduate and currently working as a GIS analyst. I’m interested in GIS, technology, digital transformation, and connecting with other young professionals. Excited to be part of the YPN community and looking forward to learning from everyone here!
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Using ArcGIS to Plant Trees in Chattanooga: How We Did It, Lessons Learned, and Future Plans
The Chattanooga Tree Project (CTP) is a partnership between the city of Chattanooga, the Center for Geospatial Data Science (CAGDS – also known as the “GIS Center”) at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC), and two conservation and community-oriented non-profits: Understory by Green|Spaces and the Southeast…
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Requesting a reference for a job search
Following up on Dawn Wright's recent post, "Mentorship Matters: Responsiveness Leads to Reputation", and Lisa Berry's earlier one, "Mentorship Matters: 5 Tips for Approaching Mentors", at the end of this post, I offer a few tips regarding mentorship. But most of the post is about requesting a letter of reference for a job…
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From No Clear Path to the Esri Map Gallery: How I Found My Place in GIS
How a student with no clear path found his place in GIS, and what got me there For most of my undergraduate years, I felt like I was a step behind everyone else. While classmates seemed to know where they were going, I did not. I had no clear path, no obvious calling, and a quiet, constant sense that other people had…
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Watching the Tide Roll In with GIS
As a spatial manifestation of hard data, GIS visualizations are an ideal method for science communication. Geospatial analysts serve as a global form of translator, turning abstract numbers and measurements into infinitely scalable visualizations- the same map can be adapted for the professional or the uninitiated. My name…
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Networking Without Making It Awkward
Okay so real talk - I didn't really dread the word "networking." I just had a completely wrong understanding of what it meant. Seriously, when I joined this industry, I quite literally set up a reminder to text all the employees about job opportunities. Look. That was me. Clueless, eager, and absolutely unhinged about it.…
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Verbände, die GIS-Studierende und Nachwuchskräfte in Betracht ziehen sollten
Let's be honest, in a world where you can learn almost anything from a YouTube tutorial or an AI chatbot, you might wonder: do I really need to join an association? Here's the thing though. Technology can teach you how to run a spatial join or build a dashboard, but it's a little harder for it to introduce you to the…
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From ‘Funemployed’ to Esri UC Panelist: A Year of Advice for GIS Job-Seekers
Fresh out of grad school last summer, I was entirely uncertain about what I wanted the next chapter of my life to look like. I was dragging my feet on applying to jobs, and to be honest, I was very much in denial that I needed to actually face the real world. At the same time, I was determined that my next chapter be…
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Establishing a Foundation as a GIS Professional: Develop Your Own Independent Study
Hi everyone, my name is Nico Mora. For the past 11 months, I have been working toward my master’s degree in GIS at the University of Redlands. The university offers two graduate tracks: a Master of GIS, which culminates in an internship, and a Master of Science in GIS, which culminates in a major individual project…
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Esri Student Assistantship Programm: Alles, was Sie über die Bewerbung wissen müssen
In my 8 years at Esri I have attended over 35 conferences and the memories that stick out the most are when I engage with Esri’s student assistants. Interacting with the student assistants is always a highlight for me as I enjoy hearing about their GIS journeys and how their conference experience is supporting their…
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GIS-Karrierewege: Esri-Praktikum
If you’re interested in pursuing a career in GIS, you might be wondering: What skills do I already have that would be valuable? What skills do I need to develop? Do I enjoy the technical side of GIS, or the storytelling and communication side? As an Esri intern, I asked many of the same questions before starting my summer…
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Vorstellung meiner Person
Hello everyone. This is Noman from Bangladesh. I am interested in vegetation mapping.
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(Re)Introducing Myself | 4th year GIS Student
Hi everyone! It has been a while since I have been on here, so I wanted to reintroduce myself! I am a 4th year Human-Centered Computing and GIS student at RIT. I recently completed an internship at Langan as a GIS intern this summer and had loads of fun. I am the president & creator of RIT's Tiger of Geographic Information…
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Building Your GIS Network: 5 Tips for International Students
Building a strong network in the GIS space is crucial for international students studying in the United States, especially if you utilize GIS tools in your career as a geographer, GIS analyst, urban planner, statistician, etc. It not only allows for professional growth and development, but it also builds relationships that…
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New to EsriYPN
I recently joined the Esri YPN group and earned my membership badge, now I'm working on the ambassador badge. I'm looking forward to connecting with everyone, and I'm sharing my LinkedIn, I would love to connect with you! I'm new to the world of GIS and I'll be taking my first course next month, working towards a GIS…
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"Young specialist" is not an age.
Today I was thinking about what I would like to share, especially with those who are just starting their journey in GIS, geoinformatics or STEM education. I took my first Esri GIS Fundamentals certification course yesterday. It lasted only 2 hours and 35 minutes. To be honest, it seemed too small to mention. I even…
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Expanding my GIS network
Hello GIS friends, I recently graduated college with degrees in environmental studies and education, and have utilized Esri and GIS for a variety of visualization purposes, but it has never been my entire role- until now. This summer I will be participating in NASA's EarthRISE Developers Academy. Based out of NASA's…
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YPN Charlotte Chapter Meeting - First Presenting Experience
I first went to an ESRI YPN event that was hosted in the Charlotte office back in 2023. I was unsure of how it would go, but it soon turned out to be an event I looked forward to throughout the following years. It is nice to meet up with folks of different backgrounds, all coming together to foster a community around GIS.…
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HI seeking for an assistance
Hi everyone any one who is aware of subscribing to the community kindly assist me
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Hallo
مرحبا انا رمزي الحكيمي مهندس مساحة وطرقات ومختص بنظم المعلومات الجغرافية
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GIS Career Pathways: Professional Services
Starting Out at University: Economics, Curiosity, and a Business Mindset Field testing a transmission line maintenance application with a customer... yes, I got to take a helicopter ride!My journey began at Missouri State University and later transitioned to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where I earned my…