Freelance GIS Developer
GeoSearch
Freelance GIS Developer – Empower Local Businesses with Geospatial Insight (Los Angeles, CA)
Hourly Rate: $55–$80 | Equity Potential | Purpose-Driven Work
Are you a mid-level GIS Developer with a passion for using spatial technology to make a real difference? We’re looking for a collaborative, freelance GIS Developer who wants to help small businesses in Los Angeles grow and thrive through smart, map-based solutions.
This is more than just a technical role—it’s an opportunity to apply your geospatial expertise in a meaningful way, working alongside a team that values innovation, community impact, and entrepreneurial spirit.
What You’ll Work On:
- Build and enhance web-based mapping tools using Google Maps Platform APIs, Leaflet, or similar frameworks.
- Design and manage spatial databases using PostgreSQL/PostGIS or equivalent.
- Integrate and visualize spatial data (GeoJSON, KML, shapefiles) to support small business operations and decision-making.
- Collaborate on geospatial analysis and storytelling to highlight local trends and opportunities.
- Support map data management using QGIS, ArcGIS Online, or Esri REST APIs.
What You Bring:
- Proficiency in JavaScript, Python, and SQL.
- Experience with geospatial web development and spatial data workflows.
- A collaborative mindset and interest in working with entrepreneurs and community-focused teams.
- Bonus: Familiarity with local LA geography and small business ecosystems.
Why Join Us?
- Purpose-driven work: Help local businesses use GIS to grow smarter and more sustainably.
- Flexible freelance structure: Work remotely or locally, on your schedule.
- Equity opportunity: Be part of something bigger with potential for long-term ownership.
- Creative freedom: Your ideas and input will shape the direction of our tools and services.
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If you're excited about using your GIS skills to make a tangible impact in the LA community, we’d love to hear from you.
Let’s build something meaningful—together.

