Program Manager - Surveyor
trilon groupAlbany (NY)
About the role
NYS Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) Artheon is seeking talented professionals to join our growing team in support of diverse engineering and environmental projects. Whether your background is in civil engineering, environmental science, or infrastructure design, this is a great opportunity to contribute to meaningful work in a collaborative and innovative environment. Artheon is a trusted engineering and consulting firm offering services that rival large organizations while maintaining the personalized client relationships of a boutique firm. With expertise spanning civil/site engineering, environmental permitting, transportation infrastructure, construction management, and advanced surveying technologies, we are committed to delivering high-quality, timely solutions to local, state, and federal clients. We are seeking an experienced NYS Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) to provide technical leadership and operational oversight for our land surveying practice. This role is responsible for ensuring the highest standards of survey quality, regulatory compliance, project delivery, and technical excellence while supporting the continued growth of the practice. The ideal candidate is an accomplished survey professional who combines deep technical expertise with strong leadership and process improvement experience. This individual will assist in acquiring staff to build a department, mentor survey staff, strengthen QA/QC processes, develop standardized workflows, and help drive operational performance across multiple projects and offices.
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