Graduate Surveyor (SIT)

Description

• Works with Professional Land Surveyors to evaluate property boundaries in metes and bounds and public land survey states.
• Works with the Professional Land Surveyor to define project tasks, schedule, and resource requirements.
• Coordinates with field crews and office staff.
• Travels occasionally for courthouse research and field crew support.
• Ensures division, regional, and company policies and practices are consistently followed within the survey service.
• Performs self and peer review QA/QC checks.
• Stays current on service-specific trends, technology, software, hardware, and equipment.
• Assists Project Surveyors and Project Leads with CAD production, boundary analysis, research, legal description and easement preparation, deliverables review, computations, adherence to specific state statutes, and other survey-related responsibilities.
• Provides day-to-day guidance and mentoring to project team staff as needed.

Requirements

• Consistently exercises independent judgment and demonstrates critical thinking skills.
• Surveyor-in-Training certification.
• Handles multiple priorities and projects well.
• Three-plus years of land survey field experience preferred.
• Minimum two-year Surveying degree required, four-year degree preferred.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills are essential.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance