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Citylogix

AI-powered asset management for smart infrastructure

GIS Specialist - Sig

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/21/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Montreal, QC, Canada
In Person
Data & Analytics

About the job

Requirements
  • A diploma or degree in GIS, geomatics, geography, computer science, engineering, or a related field is required.
  • Hands-on experience using ArcGIS Pro for editing, digitizing, geoprocessing, and spatial analysis is required.
  • Experience working with geodatabases, feature classes, shapefiles, and other common GIS data formats is required.
  • Working knowledge of Python and ArcPy, including the ability to read, troubleshoot, and modify GIS scripts, is required.
  • Familiarity with GIS toolboxes and automated geoprocessing workflows is required.
  • A strong understanding of GIS data quality, validation, and QA/QC practices is required.
  • Strong analytical and technical problem-solving skills are required.
  • Excellent attention to detail and the ability to identify data inconsistencies are required.
  • The ability to organize priorities, manage multiple projects, and meet deadlines is required.
  • Strong communication and teamwork skills are required.
Responsibilities
  • Perform GIS tasks in ArcGIS Pro, including data editing, digitizing, geoprocessing, spatial analysis, data conversion, and data management.
  • Create, maintain, and validate GIS datasets, feature classes, shapefiles, and geodatabases.
  • Use, troubleshoot, and, when needed, create or modify GIS toolboxes and geoprocessing workflows.
  • Use Python and ArcPy to read, troubleshoot, modify, and develop basic-to-intermediate GIS scripts and automate workflows.
  • Perform QA/QC to ensure GIS data accuracy, completeness, consistency, and compliance with project requirements.
  • Identify and resolve data and workflow issues, including missing, incorrect, or inconsistent information.
  • Follow GIS standards, standard operating procedures, and project specifications while supporting workflow and process improvements.
  • Collaborate with the GIS team to troubleshoot technical issues and manage multiple projects while meeting deadlines.

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Citylogix

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Citylogix provides AI-powered enterprise asset management for smart city transportation infrastructure through its Streetlogix SaaS platform. It helps municipalities manage and visualize roads, sidewalks, signs, and pavement markings by creating a digital twin, calculating a Pavement Condition Index, and identifying defects like potholes. Data is collected in-traffic by ScanVans equipped with LiDAR, cameras, radar, and microphones, and delivered via a web GIS portal for maintenance planning and budgeting. The company differentiates itself with in-traffic data collection, an integrated AI analytics platform, and a municipal-focused client base of 450+ municipalities/counties across North America, funded by a subscription plus data-collection services model.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$880K

Headquarters

Wakefield, Massachusetts

Founded

2015

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What believers are saying

  • January 2026 CRH Ventures investment validates the category and funds expansion.
  • Citylogix says it serves 500-plus agencies across North America as of September 2026.
  • July 2026 Macon-Bibb sidewalk work reached 54% completion, proving repeatable municipal delivery.

What critics are saying

  • Simplify.jobs shows 14% headcount decline over 12 months, signaling execution pressure.
  • Public works incumbents Trimble and Bentley pressure Citylogix on enterprise workflows and procurement.
  • If NIRA or OEM data access weakens, Citylogix loses fresher monitoring advantage.

What makes Citylogix unique

  • Citylogix combines survey fleets, AI, and GIS into municipal asset decisions.
  • June 2026 NIRA partnership adds continuous IRI monitoring between scans.
  • September 2026 hires Alexis Tremblay and Jonathan Lapierre deepen AI and platform execution.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-5%

1 year growth

-18%

2 year growth

12%
Associated Press
Sep 8th, 2026
Citylogix names Alexis Tremblay head of AI to fuse vehicle data with infrastructure planning

Citylogix has appointed Alexis Tremblay as Head of AI. The municipal infrastructure technology company serves more than 500 public works agencies across North America. Tremblay joins from Explorance, where he spent over eight years, the last six as Director of AI/Machine Learning. He built and led a 30-person AI organisation spanning research, MLOps, DataOps, and annotation. In his new role, Tremblay will lead machine learning and AI model development across Citylogix's platform. His mandate includes data fusion combining survey data with connected vehicle signals, decision automation converting condition data into work plans, and extending AI capabilities across municipal assets including signs, drainage, facilities, and fleet. Tremblay holds a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialisation in artificial intelligence from Université de Montréal.

US National Times
Sep 8th, 2026
Citylogix appoints Alexis Tremblay as Head of AI.

Citylogix appoints Alexis Tremblay as Head of AI. Accelerating the move from condition assessment into connected-vehicle data fusion, AI-driven work planning and language-model access to municipal assets. Alexis has spent his career turning research into systems that ship and building the teams that keep them running. That is exactly what this phase demands." - Jon-Erik Dillon, CEO WAKEFIELD, MA, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - Citylogix, whose asset intelligence platform serves more than 500 public works agencies across North America, has named Alexis Tremblay as Head of AI. The appointment marks the next phase of the company's platform strategy: continuously sensed infrastructure data, AI that plans and schedules the work, and plain-language access to everything an agency owns. Tremblay will lead applied machine learning and AI model development across the platform, working within the technology organization led by Chief Technology Officer Jonathan Lapierre. His mandate runs on three fronts. The first is data fusion: combining high-resolution survey data with continuous signals from connected vehicles, so agencies see how condition is changing between scans instead of once every several years. The second is decision automation: models that convert condition, cost, and constraint data into defensible work plans, schedules, and crew assignments rather than reports that still need a human to interpret them. The third is breadth: extending Citylogix's AI beyond pavement and sidewalks across the full municipal asset base, from signs and signals to drainage, facilities, and fleet. Large language models cut across all three. Citylogix intends for a public works director to be able to ask a question of their entire asset portfolio in plain English and get an answer grounded in their own data, with the reasoning and the source records attached. Tremblay joins from Explorance, where he spent more than eight years, the last six as Director of AI/Machine Learning. As the company's first machine learning hire, he built and led a 30-person AI organization spanning research, MLOps, DataOps, and annotation, setting AI strategy and organizational design while remaining hands-on in development. His technical focus in recent years has centered on deep learning and natural language processing, spanning transformer architectures and graph neural networks - the same model families now underpinning Citylogix's roadmap. His earlier career includes predictive modeling of real-time consumer behavior at Datacratic and work on a natural language question-answering system at SAP. He holds a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in artificial intelligence from Université de Montréal. CEO Jon-Erik Dillon said: "Public works teams are drowning in data and starving for decisions. The next decade in this industry won't be won on better inspection. It'll be won by whoever can take a city's entire asset base and turn it into a plan its council will actually fund. Alexis has spent his career turning research into systems that ship and building the teams that keep them running. That is exactly what this phase demands." Tremblay added: "What drew me to Citylogix is the directness of the problem. The models we build feed decisions about real streets, real budgets, and the crews who do the work. There's a short line between the work and its effect, and that's a good place to do applied AI. It's also a wide-open one - very little of what's now possible with sensing and language models has reached the agencies that manage the infrastructure everyone depends on." About Citylogix Citylogix is a municipal infrastructure technology company serving more than 500 public works agencies across the United States and Canada. Its AI-powered asset intelligence platform spans data collection, condition assessment, and enterprise asset management, giving agencies a single system to understand what they own, what condition it's in, and what to do next. Learn more at citylogix.com. Elizabeth Eddy Citylogix +1 508-364-2669 email US National Times here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. US National Times do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

Macon-Bibb County
Jul 17th, 2026
Citylogix sidewalk assessment 54% complete across Macon-Bibb.

Citylogix sidewalk assessment 54% complete across Macon-Bibb. July 17, 2026 Published by eadams * Follow Macon: Macon-Bibb County continues making progress on its countywide sidewalk assessment, with Citylogix now approximately 54% complete with its sidewalk analysis and 100% complete with its ramp analysis. The assessment is part of the County's Paving the Way program, an ongoing effort to improve transportation infrastructure and make it easier and safer for people to move throughout its community. In April, Macon-Bibb County contracted with Citylogix to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of 351 miles of sidewalks and more than 9,263 ADA accessibility ramps across the county. Using an innovative e-scooter-based system equipped with high-resolution cameras, GPS technology, and mobile data collection tools, Citylogix is capturing detailed imagery of sidewalks and identifying issues such as cracks, uneven surfaces, tree root damage, and other hazards. Once collected, the data is analyzed to assign each sidewalk an overall condition score on a scale from 0 to 100, with 100 representing the best possible condition. The completed inventory will provide County leaders with a comprehensive understanding of sidewalk conditions and help prioritize future repairs, maintenance, and investments. The sidewalk assessment builds on the success of the County's roadway evaluation, which also was completed by Citylogix. That analysis examined approximately 1,100 miles of County-owned paved roads, helping identify streets most in need of resurfacing based on pavement condition, traffic volume, and connectivity. The sidewalk analysis is expected to provide the same data-driven approach for future pedestrian infrastructure improvements, helping ensure investments are directed where they are needed most. Former NBA player sharone wright hosts basketball camp. Edna Ruiz July 17, 2026 Pleasant Hill Landing seeks new businesses, community input. Girls in MVP summer program help food bank pack up more than 6,000 meals. Edna Ruiz July 16, 2026

Associated Press
Jun 18th, 2026
Citylogix partners with NIRA Dynamics to offer real-time road monitoring across North America

Citylogix, a provider of AI-powered pavement assessment software for municipalities, has partnered with NIRA Dynamics to integrate International Roughness Index monitoring into its platform. Citylogix's new Volkswagen survey fleet has been equipped with NIRA's Tire Grip Indicator to capture IRI data alongside existing Pavement Condition Index measurements. NIRA's connected vehicles provide continuous data between survey cycles, creating a real-time view of road performance. The combined PCI and IRI data is displayed in Citylogix's GIS-based enterprise asset management software, enabling municipalities to monitor arterial networks and plan maintenance more effectively. The capability is available to all municipalities using Citylogix services. Wakefield, Massachusetts-based Citylogix currently serves over 450 municipalities across North America. NIRA Dynamics is a Swedish technology company specialising in vehicle safety software and road condition monitoring.

News Deli
Jun 18th, 2026
Citylogix and NIRA Dynamics partner to deliver next-generation road monitoring to municipalities across North America.

Citylogix and NIRA Dynamics partner to deliver next-generation road monitoring to municipalities across North America. Citylogix's new VW fleet captures IRI on each survey; NIRA's connected vehicles add continuous data in between, for an up-to-date view of pavement performance. Every municipality deserves a more complete, more current picture of their road network, and that's exactly what this delivers." - Jon-Erik Dillon, CEO of Citylogix WAKEFIELD, MA, UNITED STATES, June 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - Citylogix, a leading provider of AI-powered pavement condition assessment and enterprise asset management (EAM) software for municipalities, today announced a strategic partnership with NIRA Dynamics to integrate International Roughness Index (IRI) monitoring into its pavement data platform. Through the partnership, Citylogix's new fleet of VW survey vehicles has been equipped with NIRA's Tire Grip Indicator (TGI), which captures IRI data on every survey pass alongside existing Pavement Condition Index (PCI) measurements and imagery. In addition, where NIRA's connected vehicles are on the road, their data feeds into Citylogix as a continuous time series, allowing News Deli to better model deterioration between survey cycles, turning periodic snapshots into a fuller, more current picture of road performance. All IRI data is incorporated into a rolling average alongside PCI results and historical records. New data enriches the model without overwriting existing information. Both IRI and PCI data are displayed directly in Citylogix's GIS-based EAM software, giving municipalities a single platform to continuously monitor the arterial network for rapid changes and damage, run maintenance scenarios, and plan capital investment with confidence, while targeting inspections to the sites that need them most. The capability is available to any municipality, whether a new or existing Citylogix client, and represents a significant expansion of what pavement monitoring can deliver at scale. "PCI tells you the condition of a road and points to the appropriate treatment. IRI tells you how it rides and adds an interesting data point to our prioritization matrix. Until now, getting both in one place in a cost-effective way wasn't easy at municipal scale," said Jon-Erik Dillon, CEO of Citylogix. "This partnership changes that. Every municipality deserves a more complete, more current picture of their road network, and that's exactly what this delivers." "Citylogix has built the fleet, the methodology, and the client relationships to bring IRI to municipalities at scale," said Björn Zachrisson, Product Strategist at NIRA Dynamics. "Our connected vehicles fill in between survey cycles wherever they're on the road, so the picture stays fresher. Together, we are making richer road monitoring a reality for communities across North America." About IRI IRI (International Roughness Index) measures the longitudinal profile of a road surface, quantifying ride quality and road performance under live driving conditions. Where PCI identifies visible surface distresses, IRI captures how a road actually performs for drivers and vehicles. The combination of PCI and IRI gives municipal asset managers the most complete and actionable understanding of pavement health available. About Citylogix Citylogix is a leading provider of data and analytics for smart city transportation infrastructure. Powered by LiDAR, 360-degree imaging, Digital Twin technology, and AI, Citylogix delivers precise condition assessment of roadways, sidewalks, traffic signs, and pavement markings. Its AI-powered GIS-native enterprise asset management software enables municipalities to visualize conditions, model maintenance strategies, and plan capital investment with confidence. With offices in Wakefield, MA and Montreal, QC, Citylogix serves 450+ municipalities across North America. Learn more at citylogix.com. About NIRA Dynamics NIRA Dynamics is a Swedish technology company and global leader in vehicle safety software and road condition monitoring. The company's innovative solutions use software-based approaches to transform existing vehicle sensor data into actionable insights for enhanced safety, including tire pressure monitoring, road surface conditions, and road health assessment. NIRA's technology is deployed in millions of vehicles worldwide and serves both automotive OEMs and infrastructure operators. For more information, visit www.niradynamics.com. Media Contacts: Johan Hägg, Head of Marketing & Communication, NIRA Dynamics [email protected] Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. News Deli do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.