You want to move your geospatial career forward, but you are stuck not knowing how to pivot or express your awesome value. That’s where I come in. Imagine being able to ace the interview. Imagine being able to express your value to your current organization. Imagine working aligned with your values. I’d love to come alongside you and help make that happen.
My Process
Your geospatial career and background matter. The jobs you have had and the choices you’ve made make you uniquely you. I coach one-on-one with you to help you Map Your Future as a GIS professional. I coach you in finding that first job after school, how to pivot into the world of GIS, or help you advance your career by switching jobs.
Proven Expert
Sometimes we just need someone who we can go to for honest advice and support. I have held prestigious jobs and I’ve helped to hire for geospatial jobs. Come to me for proven expertise and a network.
Stop Spinning Your Wheels
Do you have a friend who you call when you need a pep talk? But have you struggled when you talk about your career? Stop spinning your wheels and let’s move your GIS career forward with coaching.
Juliana McMillan-Wilhoit
Geospatial Career Coach
Juliana McMillan-Wilhoit is a GIS career coach and mentor. She has worked in a variety of organizations ranging from Esri to the US Department of Defense to KPMG, to running Tabluae Spatial. She understands the struggle of looking for a new job and expressing the unique value that you add. She currently coaches clients ranging from students to experienced professionals to those trying to get into the field.
Juliana graduated from Wheaton College (IL) with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Interdisciplinary Studies and a Master’s in Urban Planning with a concentration in GIS from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. While her educational background may not be a traditional “GIS” path her career background certainly is! Her unique background and expertise in the field of GIS make her the perfect GIS Career Coach for anyone looking to dive into the field.