DESCRIPTION
As a part of our Geospatial Information Technology (GIT) Team, a GIT Technical Specialist delivers quality projects to an expanding base of state, local, and private clientele. 

Assist and/or manage projects in the private land development and public/municipal sectors. Ensure project goals/objectives are met within prescribed timeframe and funding parameters. Assist in developing and writing proposals, define scopes of work and cost/bid estimates. Perform mapping related research, boundary analysis, calculations, exhibits, and legal descriptions for a variety of land development and public works related projects from small infill developments to large master-planned communities and public related improvement projects. Perform mission planning and coordinate field work for survey crews. Review construction plans and perform calculations for layout staking and prepare exhibits. Perform survey data processing and review of field work for projects. Compile topographic information, compute and manipulate digital terrain models for topographic mapping. Prepare and/or oversee the preparation of final maps, parcel maps, record of survey and ALTA maps; and prepare and/or oversee preparation of legal descriptions and associated plats, and boundary analysis, as well as work closely with engineers to ensure coordination of technical surveying and engineering aspects of a project.  Perform or assist with field work for surveying projects of all types. 

PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS

RLS or LSIT is preferred. Two year degree required.  A Bachelor’s degree in Surveying Geomatics, Engineering or related field is preferred. Minimum of 7 years of Surveying Geomatics experience with increasing levels of responsibility. Experience with AutoCAD, Microstation and Inroads, and Trimble Business Center.  Experience with Trimble GPS, Robotic Total Station and data collector survey equipment