Professional Land Surveyor / Project Manager (Bozeman)

Professional Land Surveyor / Project Manager – Montana

I’m currently supporting a growing infrastructure and environmental consulting firm with the hire of a Professional Land Surveyor / Project Manager in Montana.

The position can be based from Butte, Helena or Bozeman and offers a mix of office and field work across engineering, infrastructure, environmental and construction projects throughout the region.

This is a strong opportunity for an experienced surveyor who enjoys being technically involved while also leading projects, mentoring staff and taking ownership of project delivery.

Responsibilities include:

• Managing land surveying projects from initiation through completion
• Conducting boundary, topographic and construction staking surveys
• Leading both field and office survey teams
• Providing technical guidance, QA/QC and mentorship
• Using GPS, total stations, levels and modern surveying technology
• Preparing and maintaining field notes, sketches, survey reports, maps and plans
• Analyzing survey data to determine boundaries, elevations, contours and land features
• Reviewing legal records, survey records and land titles
• Preparing legal descriptions and survey documentation
• Coordinating with engineers, contractors and project teams
• Managing project schedules, budgets and deliverables
• Communicating directly with clients and resolving survey-related issues
• Ensuring compliance with applicable surveying, regulatory and safety standards

What we’re looking for:

• Montana PLS license , or the ability to obtain Montana licensure within an acceptable timeframe
• 5+ years of experience managing survey projects
• Bachelor’s degree in Land Surveying, Civil Engineering or a related discipline
• Strong understanding of surveying principles and practices
• Experience with GPS, robotic total stations and data collectors
• Proficiency with AutoCAD Civil 3D
• Experience with Trimble Business Center or similar survey software
• Strong project management and organizational skills
• Ability to lead and mentor field crews and office staff
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Valid driver’s license

The ideal candidate will be comfortable working in varied terrain and weather conditions and traveling 50–75% throughout the region.

This role would particularly suit someone with experience across boundary surveying, infrastructure, public lands, utilities, engineering or construction projects who wants a combination of technical fieldwork and leadership responsibility.