Field Data Tech (Residential Construction)

Field Data Technician Are you reliable, hands-on, comfortable with technology, and interested in building a career in construction? This is not a traditional construction labor role. As a Field Data Technician, you will spend each day capturing critical visual construction data, maintaining jobsite readiness, supporting minor field needs, and helping ensure our communities operate Closer. Cleaner. Safer. This is an entry-level opportunity with a clear development path for someone who is organized, consistent, tech-savvy, and excited to learn the construction business from the ground up. The Field Data Technician is a critical onsite role supporting AiWB's technology-enabled construction model. This position serves as the physical "eyes" of the AiWB system by conducting standardized daily site walks, capturing and uploading accurate visual construction data, maintaining site readiness, and supporting minor field tasks that help keep construction moving. Data collection is the primary responsibility of this role and requires consistent execution, attention to detail, and strong operational discipline. Duties / Responsibilities Conduct standardized daily site walks using cameras, tablets, mobile devices, and other technology. Capture and upload clear, consistent, and timely visual documentation of homes, common areas, and site conditions. Verify that required data has been successfully uploaded and is usable within AiWB systems. Identify and report missing information, inconsistencies, or gaps in construction data. Maintain a dedicated daily data-capture period focused exclusively on collecting and uploading construction information. Open, access, and secure homes and units as required throughout the workday. Maintain jobsite cleanliness, organization, accessibility, and safety in support of Closer. Cleaner. Safer. (CCS) standards. Perform minor field support and micro-tasks that help prevent construction delays, including: Minor punch-list items. Basic safety corrections. Temporary installations. Site preparation and cleanup. Other non-trade-specific tasks generally requiring less than 15 minutes. Identify larger construction or trade-specific issues and elevate them to the appropriate Superintendent or construction leader. Support Builders and Superintendents with appropriate onsite operational needs while maintaining data-capture priorities. Learn and effectively use AiWB construction technology, applications, and field tools. Provide observations and feedback that may improve field processes, data quality, and system effectiveness. Maintain equipment, including cameras, mobile devices, drones, robotic equipment, or other technology assigned to the role. Perform daily end-of-day site walkthroughs to ensure homes are secure, equipment is stored, and the site is ready for the following day. The above listing represents the general duties considered essential functions of the job and is not intended to be a detailed description of every work requirement inherent in the position. Other duties may be assigned as necessary. Construction Work Limitations Field Data Technicians do not perform work involving: Mechanical systems. Electrical systems. Plumbing systems. Structural construction or repairs. Trade-specific work that could affect subcontractor warranties. Appropriate field support is limited to minor safety, site-readiness, cosmetic, cleanup, and non-trade-specific tasks. What Success Looks Like Successful Field Data Technicians consistently demonstrate: 100% completion of required daily data-capture activities. Accurate, clear, and usable construction photos and visual data. Reliable and timely uploads into AiWB systems. Strong attention to detail and consistency. Clean, organized, accessible, and safe jobsites. Appropriate resolution of minor field issues without disrupting construction progress. Strong adherence to role boundaries, safety expectations, and operational processes. Dependability and accountability in an active construction environment. Qualifications High School Diploma or GED preferred. Entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply. Prior trade or construction experience is helpful but not required . Strong reliability, consistency, and attention to detail. Comfortable learning and using mobile devices, cameras, tablets, applications, and other technology. Ability to follow structured processes and complete repetitive tasks accurately. Strong organizational and time-management skills. Ability to work independently while also supporting a construction team. Ability to recognize when an issue should be escalated rather than addressed independently. Willingness to work outdoors and around active construction operations. Essential Functions Typical work schedule is Monday through Friday, with additional hours as business or construction needs require. Work onsite at an active construction community. Walk homes, construction sites, and uneven outdoor terrain for extended periods. Frequently stand, walk, bend, reach, and move throughout active construction areas. Lift or move items up to 50 pounds. Work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Safely operate assigned mobile devices, cameras, and field technology. Access, input, upload, and retrieve information using electronic devices. Communicate effectively through written and verbal communication in English. Maintain awareness of active construction hazards and follow established safety requirements. Career Growth The Field Data Technician is designed as an entry point into AiWB's Homegrown development path . High-performing employees may have opportunities to advance into roles such as: Construction Superintendent / Builder. Project Management Other technology-enabled construction positions If you are looking for an opportunity where you can learn construction, work with emerging technology, and build a long-term career, this is an opportunity to get started. Closer. Cleaner. Safer. Smart Construction, Powered by AiWB. #J-18808-Ljbffr AiWB