Intermediate Surveyor

This is a long-established Auckland multidisciplinary land development consultancy with a strong reputation earned over many decades of contribution to the city's growth. They bring together licensed cadastral surveyors, chartered engineers, and planning professionals under one roof, a genuinely integrated offering that's relatively rare in the local market. This company operates out of Auckland central and across a wide range of residential and mixed-use land development projects, from boundary surveys and cross-lease conversions through to complex subdivisions and multi-lot unit title developments. Their work spans the full project lifecycle, and they have built strong, long-standing relationships with clients and councils. The team is deliberately tight-knit. Directors are hands-on and actively involved in project delivery, and every team member has direct access to senior expertise. If you're after a firm where your work genuinely counts and you're not just a number, doing the same-same day in, day out, this is worth your attention. A genuine career opportunity!

Responsibilities

Work across cadastral surveys, residential and medium-density subdivisions, unit title developments, topographic surveys, and construction set-out; Access to the full project lifecycle within an integrated practice, not just surveying in isolation, but alongside planners and engineers on the same jobs

Requirements

1 to 5 years of hands-on experience in cadastral/engineering surveying; Bachelor of Surveying, this is strongly preferred; Working knowledge of Landonline, including cadastral survey data preparation and the plan lodgement process; Practical experience with 12d Model; Hands-on experience operating GPS and total station equipment in the field; NZ residency or a valid work visa

Nice to have

Diploma in Surveying will be considered for candidates with strong academic results and a demonstrable track record of capability and initiative; Exposure to section 223/224 documentation and council submission processes; Familiarity with BricsCAD or AutoCAD for survey drafting; Experience working on subdivision and unit title surveys; Working knowledge of LINZ Rules for Cadastral Survey

Benefits

Competitive remuneration; Varied project exposure from day one; Mentorship from experienced Licensed Cadastral Surveyors; Tight-knit, collaborative team culture with approachable leadership; Access to the full project lifecycle within an integrated practice; Visibility and ownership, in this company your contributions are seen and your professional development is a personal investment for the business