Skill
Drone Surveying
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Drone surveying uses unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with cameras, LiDAR, or other sensors to capture aerial imagery and generate maps, 3D models, and topographic data of land or construction sites. Surveyors, civil engineers, and construction professionals use it to measure land, monitor project progress, and create orthomosaics far faster and more safely than traditional ground surveys. It relies on photogrammetry software to stitch overlapping images into accurate, georeferenced outputs.
Open roles requiring Drone Surveying (2)
Engineering Technician (Engineering Technician)
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
Tucson, AZ · $76,095 – $98,928
An engineering technician position supporting correctional facility operations, responsible for drafting plans, surveying work, and preparing construction documents while maintaining institutional security alongside all other staff. This role suits someone with technical experience in drafting, surveying, or construction who can work in a secure institutional environment and handle both design documentation and field coordination.
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Supervisory Civil Engineer
Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs
Saint Ignatius, MT · $125,776 – $163,514
A federal supervisory engineering role managing dam and irrigation infrastructure projects for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Montana. This position suits experienced civil engineers with dam or water resource expertise who are ready to lead technical teams and oversee complex rehabilitation and construction initiatives.
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