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Global-Estate Resorts, Inc., through Megaworld Corporation, seeks a Geodetic Engineer to process survey data, prepare plans, and ensure accurate title plotting and mapping outputs.
The role acts as the technical authority for survey validation, coordinating with field teams and internal departments to ensure compliance with surveying standards and regulatory requirements.
The Geodetic Engineer is responsible for processing survey data, preparing and verifying survey plans, and ensuring accurate title plotting and mapping outputs. The role serves as the primary technical authority for survey validation, coordinating with field teams, internal departments, and government agencies to ensure compliance with surveying standards and regulatory requirements.
Process field survey data and prepare survey plans, maps, and technical descriptions.
Plot land titles and lot boundaries based on approved survey records and technical data.
Perform computations and validation of bearings, distances, and areas.
Verify accuracy of survey plans, title plots, and mapping outputs.
Cross-check survey data against reference plans, titles, and control points.
Ensure consistency and correctness of all survey documentation.
Identify and resolve discrepancies in survey records and plans.
Coordinate with field survey teams for data clarification and validation.
Support internal departments (engineering, legal, planning, marketing, etc.) on survey-related requirements.
Assist in resolving technical issues related to land boundaries and title conflicts.
Prepare and maintain survey maps, lot data, and geospatial records
Generate reports and outputs for project planning, land development and others.
Bachelor’s Degree in Geodetic Engineering
Licensed Geodetic Engineer (PRC) preferred
Proven experience in survey processing, mapping, or land development is an advantage
Proficient in AutoCAD and survey/mapping software
Strong knowledge of surveying principles, title plotting, and plan verification
Familiarity with DENR–LMB regulations and standards