Your experience with GIS, spatial data, and material testing data collection and interpretation translates directly to data analysis. You're already familiar with extracting insights from datasets, developing queries, and presenting findings in reports. Your familiarity with software like Esri ArcGIS provides a solid foundation for learning data analysis tools.

Your experience as a Civil Engineering Technician involved interpreting engineering sketches, producing technical drawings using CAD, managing construction contracts, and acting as a liaison between various agencies. This involved analyzing system requirements and making recommendations to optimize system performance. These skills are directly transferable to a computer systems analyst role, where you will analyze an organization's computer systems and recommend improvements.

As a Civil Engineering Technician, you have experience combining disparate datasets from various organizations using GIS. You also have experience developing query routines for end-user applications. These skills are crucial for data engineers, who are responsible for building and maintaining the infrastructure that allows data to be used effectively. With some training in data warehousing, ETL processes, and database management systems, you can leverage your existing skills and experience to transition into this role.

Your experience managing construction contracts, coordinating activities, and ensuring compliance makes you a good fit for a Technical Program Manager. Your skills in cost estimating, performance work statements, and acting as a liaison are directly transferable to this role.