Geodetic Engineer Surveyor

A Geodetic Engineer Surveyor measures, maps, and defines precise points, elevations, lines, and boundaries on the Earth's surface. They use advanced satellite systems, GPS, GIS, and high-tech tools to support construction, land development, and property legal boundaries. Core Responsibilities Land and Boundary Surveys: Find and set legal property lines, lot corners, and tract boundaries to prevent or solve ownership disputes. Site Layout and Staking: Mark exact locations for building foundations, roads, bridges, and utilities before construction begins. Data Collection: Use total stations, GNSS/GPS receivers, LiDAR, and drones to gather precise spatial data. Mapping and Modeling: Process field data using CAD and GIS software to create topographic maps, site plans, and 3D models. Quality Control & As-Built Surveys: Check alignment and elevations during construction and perform final checks when projects finish. Job Requirements Education: Bachelor’s degree in Geodetic Engineering or a closely related discipline. Licensure: Valid professional license (such as a PRC Geodetic Engineering license) is often required depending on local regulations and signing authority. Technical Skills: Strong proficiency in AutoCAD, GIS, and operating precision survey hardware. Physical Stamina: Ability to perform field work in various weather conditions and walk rough terrain