• Plan and conduct geodetic and topographic surveys using GPS, total stations, and aerial mapping tools.
• Collect, process, and interpret spatial data for infrastructure and land development projects.
• Establish geodetic control networks for mapping, construction, or boundary demarcation.
• Create and update maps, charts, and survey reports using CAD and GIS software.
• Perform coordinate system transformations and ensure geospatial accuracy.
• Use remote sensing data and photogrammetry techniques for land analysis.
• Collaborate with civil engineers, architects, and project managers to integrate geodetic data into project designs.
• Ensure compliance with national and international surveying standards and legal boundaries.
• Supervise and train field survey teams and manage survey instruments and data collection procedures.

Education:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Geodetic Engineering, Surveying, or ...