• Perform technical work supporting senior technicians and engineers in route location surveying.
• Do standardized and non-standardized tasks and assignments compiling, analyzing, computing, editing, and processing field data.
• Apply mature decision making and good judgment.
• Perform calculations and computations.
• Work inside and outside in all environmental conditions.
• Work as a part of an engineering survey crew under the supervision of senior technicians and engineers.
• Perform basic field and office technical assignments relating to highway route location survey projects.
• Operate survey instruments, CADD. and computer applications in surveying, creating plan sheets, and creating/managing survey data, including hydraulic surveys, complex horizontal alignments and setting photogrammetric controls, property condemnation, and Global Positioning System (GPS) field work.
• Operate Electronic Engineering Survey and CADD equipment.
• Complete Courthouse research.
• Maintain safety of self, the team, and the worksite.

• Demonstrated ability to verbally communicate technical information, including via handheld radio.
• Computer skills to perform basic internet tasks, such as online property searches.
• Basic math skills in geometry, trigonometry, and algebra.
• Demonstrated ability to follow verbal and written procedures and instructions.
• Demonstrated ability to work as a team member in less complex assignments, such as collecting data or photogrammetric/topographical features in the field for plan sheet preparation.

• Associate's degree in Engineering Technology, Survey Technology or a related field; or
• An equivalent combination of training and experience.

Don't have an Associates degree? Still Apply!

If we don't find qualified candidates with an Associate's degree we will consider trainees!