Evo Andreatti — a member of the Environmental Division at Spotts, Stevens, and McCoy, a regional engineering, environmental, and surveying firm with an office in West Chester — has earned his Geographic Information Systems Professional (GISP) certification through the GIS Certification Institute (GISCI).

A GISP is a designation awarded to a certified geographic information systems (GIS) professional that provides a professional distinction in the GIS profession. Individuals qualifying for the certification must have at least four years of professional experience, meet the requirements of the Portfolio Review process, and pass the GISCI Core Technical Exam.

Andreatti has 17 years of experience in geographic information systems. He is responsible for maintenance, development, and research of data sources for inclusion into the GIS system. He is experienced in creating, modifying, and designing GIS data sets, as well as developing ArcGIS Online/Portal applications for use with desktop computers and iPads.

Andreatti has excellent knowledge, skills, and abilities in cartography, visualization, data management, and needs assessments. His county and municipal experience spans several sectors, including public safety, human services, municipal support, planning, and law enforcement. He also holds skills in regulatory filings and reporting, water quality, engineering, and construction support.

Andreatti earned a bachelor’s degree in Applied Geography from Millersville University, and he possesses a Certificate in Geographic Information Systems from Penn State. His professional affiliations include the PA GIS Conference Committee Member.

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