Land Surveyor in Training I

We engineer and design solutions that improve the world around us. We’re a people-centric firm, so it’s no surprise our greatest asset is our people. The impact this creates is an environment that encourages our people to grow and be creative with their talents. As a Surveyor in Training (SIT), you will gain hands‑on experience supporting a variety of survey projects, including construction staking, boundary surveys, topographic surveys, and ALTA surveys. Working alongside experienced survey professionals, you will develop your technical expertise in both field and office environments while progressing toward professional licensure. In this role, you'll assist with project research, survey calculations, data collection, and project coordination. You'll collaborate with surveyors, engineers, and project teams to deliver accurate and reliable survey data that supports successful project outcomes. This position offers a clear path for professional growth and development within our survey practice

Primary Duties and Responsibilities Assist with boundary, topographic, construction and ALTA surveys.

Records survey data and prepare field notes on construction and engineering projects.

Conduct project research and boundary calculations and records survey data.

Coordinates quality control checks to ensure the accuracy of survey data.

Perform both field and office duties, including data processing, drafting support and report preparation

You will work in all types of terrain, in all kinds of weather conditions, and at project sites in various stages of completion.

Using your talents to positively affect communities.

A minimum of 6 years of surveying experience

Surveyor in training (SIT) preferred and actively working toward registered land surveyor license

Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to project sites as required.

Additional Information Olsson specializes in engineering and design, client advisory services, planning, field services, and environmental. Have the possibility for flexible work arrangements

Engage in work that has a positive impact on communities

In addition, full-time employees will receive our traditional benefits package (health care, vision, dental, paid time off, etc.) and the opportunity to participate in a bonus system that rewards performance.

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