Senior Project Surveyor - Hybrid ESOP Impactful Infra

Psomas; San Diego (CA); Hybrid; USD 68,880 - 89,544; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hourly range $50–$65/hr

Discretionary bonus program

3 weeks PTO + 8 holidays

Medical, dental, vision; 401(k) with 4

Job summary

Psomas is seeking a Project Surveyor in Southern California to support a diverse portfolio of surveying and mapping projects within the Survey & Geospatial team. You will leverage your technical expertise and collaborate across departments to deliver high‑quality results on infrastructure projects.

The role requires a California PLS (or in progress) with 10+ years in surveying, proficiency with standard software, and knowledge of public agency codes.

Qualifications

• Licensed PLS in California or in process of obtaining PLS.
• 10+ years across all phases of surveying (records of survey, legal descriptions, exhibits, etc.).
• Proficiency with industry‑standard surveying software and data management tools.
• Knowledge of public agency codes, processes, and regulatory requirements.
• Strong analytical and collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and execute surveying and mapping projects across a broad portfolio.
• Process and manage field data using databases and systems to ensure accuracy.
• Prepare technical mapping and final drawings for agency submittals and approvals.
• Research title reports, right‑of‑way/easements, ALTA surveys, and mapping records; perform survey calculations.
• Collaborate with survey staff and multidisciplinary teams to support project needs.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Collaboration

Project coordination

Education

Licensed Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) – CA

Tools

Industry‑standard surveying software

Job description

Psomas is seeking a Project Surveyor in Southern California to support a diverse portfolio of surveying and mapping projects within the Survey & Geospatial team. You will leverage your technical expertise and collaborate across departments to deliver high‑quality results on infrastructure projects.

The role requires a California PLS (or in progress) with 10+ years in surveying, proficiency with standard software, and knowledge of public agency codes.