Job at a glance
The Geospatial Technician III works on a variety of geospatial projects including LiDAR, Photogrammetry, Survey, and GIS. The role involves processing, calibrating, classifying and extracting photogrammetry, mobile, aerial and terrestrial data for oil and gas, transportation, transmission and related projects. The technician coordinates with field crews and colleagues on project schedules, uses specialized software to create and edit geospatial data, and performs QA/QC to deliver project deliverables.
The position also assists with data acquisition mission planning and implementation, and may require travel to worksites. Responsibilities Interact professionally with internal personnel. Photogrammetry, Mobile, Aerial, and Terrestrial data processing, calibration, classification, and extraction for use in O&G, transportation, transmission, and related projects. Communicate with field crew to ensure work is complete and meets quality expectations.
Communicate with other employees regarding project schedules. Utilize a variety of software to create and edit Geospatial data, including: Microstation, Terrasolid Suite, Global Mapper, Phoenix LiDAR Suite, Pix4D, and AutoCAD. Establishes and maintains schedules and provides progress reports. Assist with data acquisition mission planning and implementation. QA/QC and deliver project deliverables. •Other duties as assigned.
Requirements Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Must inherently be a fast learner, pick up on technical principles & theory, while performing the practical implementation of the latest surveying and Geospatial technology on the market. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to read and interpret field notes and sketches.
Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or related software used to draft reports and letters. Basic understanding of survey procedures and survey field data collection methods. Must be authorized to work in the United States.