GIS migration and engineering services for utility network platforms
Gnapi Technologies is an Edmonton-based engineering services firm whose job posts center on moving utilities from GE Smallworld to Esri Utility Network, backed by PostGIS, ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise. A heavy QA toolchain (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Appium, REST Assured) alongside Kubernetes and GitLab CI/CD points to a test-automation and DevOps practice. Hiring skews toward senior engineers in India, consistent with an offshore delivery model.
Gnapi Technologies is a privately held IT and engineering services company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta. It employs 51–200 people across offices in North America and India. Its core work spans GIS and spatial consulting, with a focus on Smallworld and Esri utility network environments, plus custom web and mobile product development. The firm also provides quality engineering, test automation, DevOps, managed services and business transformation support, delivered through a mix of onsite and offshore teams.
Gnapi uses ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise and PostGIS for GIS work, React, React Native, Node.js, Java, C# and Python for development, and Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins and GitLab CI/CD for delivery.
Current projects include end-to-end GIS data migration from GE Smallworld to Esri Utility Network, utility network data model design, workflow automation platforms and legacy application migration to the cloud.
Gnapi is headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, but active hiring is concentrated in India, mostly for senior engineering roles alongside GIS, data and sales positions.
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