Licensed Surveyor
cybercodersNorwalk (CT)
$80k-120k
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Posted 5 days ago
cybercodersNorwalk (CT)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80k-120k
About the role
This Licensed Surveyor opportunity at one of the top companies in the state offers a competitive salary ($80k-120k DOE), top-tier benefits, 401(k) with match, tuition reimbursement, PTO, and more: Authority & Autonomy: You'll manage survey crews, direct technicians, and act as the go-to liaison between design and field teams. Your judgment drives the project. Cutting-Edge Tools: Trimble GPS, Robotic Total Stations, advanced software-everything you need to perform at your best. Impact: From highways to marine structures, your work will literally shape the future of transportation and infrastructure. Growth: Work on complex projects that challenge you and prepare you for even bigger roles.
Your Role:
Perform vertical/horizontal control surveys, boundary surveys, and layout calculations.
Oversee and validate survey work, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
Coordinate crews, schedule work, and keep projects moving.
Interface with project managers and superintendents to establish control and reporting.
Use advanced survey equipment and software to deliver precision results.
What You Bring:
5+ years in construction survey or related fields. Licensed Surveyor Expertise in transportation surveys (roads, bridges preferred).Strong CAD skills (Civil 3D, MicroStation, Open Roads).Leadership, adaptability, and a commitment to safety.
Benefits:
Medical / dental / vision insurance Disability insurance 401k with matchPTOTuition reimbursement
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