City Surveyor

Have you drawn certified plats and maps of surveyed properties? Do you work with engineers and architects on construction sites? Experience searching historical deeds , old maps, and public records? Conducted topographic surveys to map the shape of the land? Experienced in writing legal descriptions for deeds and property leases? THEN WE WANT YOU AS A CITY SURVEYOR About us: The Engineering Department at the City of Burlington provides many services to the public and other departments within the City government. The staff is comprised of engineers, surveyors, construction inspectors, GIS Technicians and office personnel. What you will do: This position is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor and manages land survey functions for a City, ensuring compliance with laws and professional standards, City policies, and best practices. The employee functions independently and will use staff as necessary. Position may, at times, manage projects done by outside contractors. Responsibilities include preparing maps and documentation for City properties, setting control points for annexations, identifying rights-of-way, creating easements, and maintaining City infrastructure records. The role also involves preparing acquisition documents, conducting boundary surveys, reviewing maps for new developments, and consulting with development teams to ensure regulatory compliance. Additionally, the employee provides information to citizens, engineers, and other surveyors. Evaluate survey data and make professional determinations regarding property boundaries. Prepare boundary surveys, plats, legal descriptions, easements, and acquisition documents for recordation. Serve as the surveyor of record by sealing plats and other official survey documents. Collect, analyze, and interpret survey data from plats, tax maps, deeds, and other sources. Prepare reports, maps, and project updates to support City planning, engineering, and development activities. Supervision of the Survey Party Chief or Survey Technician. Manage survey equipment and supplies, recommending purchases in accordance with City policies and budget. Perform other duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Thorough knowledge of land surveying principles, practices, North Carolina General Statutes, and applicable civil engineering concepts. Ability to perform complex surveying calculations, interpret survey data, and prepare legal descriptions, plats, and easements. Experience using modern and conventional surveying equipment and software to collect, analyze, and manage survey data. Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to build e