Surveyor at Aurecongroup

City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

18 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

20 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Topographic Surveys, Detail Surveys, Control Surveys, Mobile Data Capture, Laser Scanning, Imagery Capture, UAV Operations, Data Management, Digital Tools, Emerging Technology, Team Leadership, Mentoring, Digital Engineering, Automation, AI

Industry

Engineering Services

Description

Surveyor, Brisbane Imagine a future where your work truly shapes tomorrow. At Aurecon, we don’t just look at the future—we re‑imagine it. Through innovation, digital thinking and technical excellence, we’re transforming how engineering and infrastructure is delivered. The question is: are you ready to see the future differently? At the heart of everything we do is diversity. We believe our differences make us stronger—fueling creativity, better ideas and more meaningful outcomes. We’re proud of our inclusive culture built on respect, trust and collaboration. And because great work happens when people can work in ways that suit them, we embrace flexible working and encourage open conversations about how you can create your best experience with us. What will your impact be? As a mid-level Surveyor, you’ll join our highly regarded Geospatial Team, working alongside passionate specialists who quite literally bring ideas to life. You’ll contribute to a diverse range of engineering projects across Queensland and beyond, with the autonomy to grow your technical capability and leadership skills. Your role will include: Delivering topographic and detail surveys Conducting control surveys and mobile data capture Laser scanning and imagery capture, including UAV operations Managing and working with complex datasets and big data Leading and mentoring field teams Applying digital tools and emerging technology to improve efficiency You’ll work across transport, land, water, industrial and aviation projects—no two days are the same. What are we looking for? We’re looking for someone who enjoys being part of a team, takes pride in quality outcomes and is excited by where surveying and digital engineering are heading. You’ll bring: A willingness to travel within Queensland and Australia for project work (mostly weekdays) A strong commitment to health and safety—this is our number one priority Australian or New Zealand surveying experience (preferred) Experience with 12d software and Leica survey equipment (desirable, not essential) Curiosity and openness to using automation and AI to make work smarter Energy and enthusiasm to contribute across diverse infrastructure sectors What will you bring to Aurecon? More than anything, you’ll share our passion for re‑imagining engineering. You’re someone who values continuous learning, embraces change and enjoys collaborating to solve complex challenges. You’ll have a relevant technical qualification and bring something uniquely you to the team. Our Aurecon Attributes describe the people we work best with—you don’t need to embody all of them, just the ones that make you stand out. We value people with diverse experiences, different perspectives and a proven ability to collaborate and deliver together. About us We’ve re‑imagined engineering. Aurecon is an engineering and infrastructure advisory company—but not as you know it. Our clients’ ideas drive what we do, and we co‑create innovative, future‑focused solutions to some of the world’s most complex challenges. By listening deeply and thinking differently, we uncover opportunities others can’t—and design a better future for generations to come. Think engineering. Think again. Ready to be part of something bigger? Learn more about life at Aurecon by visiting the careers section of our website. If this role sparks your curiosity or excites you about what’s possible, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and help shape the future. Our purpose is bringing ideas to life. Learn more about us on our website.

Responsibilities

The role involves delivering various types of surveys, including topographic, detail, and control surveys, alongside conducting laser scanning and mobile data capture operations. Responsibilities also include managing complex datasets, applying digital tools, and leading and mentoring field teams across diverse infrastructure projects.