Survey Data Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Process survey data for tenders or projects into grid models and other usable survey formats.

• Produce timely and accurate survey data drawings, cross-sections, and actual/theoretical volume calculations that meet project requirements.

• Prepare supporting documents for preliminary, weekly, interim, and final dredging and reclamation activities based on survey results.

• Prepare work designs based on the provided design information or construction drawings, and maintain updates of changes during project execution.

• Become familiar with all survey-related aspects and techniques, both office-based and project-based.

• Installation and troubleshooting of survey equipment, hardware, and software is considered an asset.

• Report and escalate critical project issues to the Head of Survey as needed.

• Work according to defined policies and procedures to ensure effective, efficient, and professional functioning of the survey division.

• Adhere to QA/HSE requirements and procedures.

• Work locations include the NMDC Base and NMDC project sites.

• Promote and ensure compliance with the organization's Health & Safety policies.

• Safety is part of every employee's job; active participation in the safety program is a condition of employment to ensure a safer working environment.

• This is a general overview of the job assigned to you — at times you may be asked to perform tasks beyond the scope of this role due to operational requirements.

• Coordinate and supervise data collection efforts.

• Process and analyze survey data to produce detailed maps and reports.

• Develop and implement quality control procedures.

• Provide technical guidance and support to junior team members.

• Optimize data processing workflows for efficiency.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Hydrography, Marine or Land Survey, Geodetic Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field.

• Minimum 6 years experience in related industries

• Preferably with experience in dredging and civil marine projects