Geoinformation specialists are engaged in the collection, analysis and presentation of geographical data. They use modern technologies and software to develop and optimize geoinformation systems. Their tasks range from mapping and geodata analysis to the creation of models for spatial planning or environmental protection.
In Germany, the average annual salary for geoinformation specialists is between âŹ46,900 and âŹ52,700 gross, with a median of âŹ51,037. The salary ranges from a minimum of âŹ39,500 to a maximum of âŹ63,350 per year. A likely salary range is between âŹ40,000 and âŹ58,500 gross. The average monthly salary is between âŹ3,292 and âŹ4,417. Typical entry salary is about âŹ56,500 gross per year, while geoinformation specialists with up to âŹ6,684 can achieve the highest salary.
To become a geoinformatics specialist, you usually need to study geoinformatics, geography or a related discipline. Often, further qualifications or specialisations are also an advantage to succeed in this dynamic field. Practical internships and practical experience are also important.
Geoinformatics offers numerous career opportunities in various fields such as urban and spatial planning, environmental protection, transportation planning or public service. Geoinformatics can work in companies, research institutions or government agencies and develop in management positions or specialized fields.
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