NewSenior Survey Technician / Land Survey Intern (LSI) jub.comSenior Survey Technician / Land Survey Intern (LSI)Meridian, ID$34–$50 / hourThis position is intended for a technically strong, detail-oriented survey professional who can independently support office production, field operations, construction staking calculations, survey data processing, records research, technical coordination, quality control, and preparation of high-quality survey deliverables. The successful applicant will work closely with Professional Land Surveyors, survey leadership, field personnel, and project teams supporting transportation, municipal, land development, aviation, water/wastewater, and other civil infrastructure projects.
BIM Layout Technology Specialist - Survey RosendinBIM Layout Technology Specialist - SurveyMeridian, IdahoThe position will primarily perform construction layout, establish and maintain control, collect as-built information, coordinate field data, and help bridge communication among the client, general contractor, trade partners, QA/QC, BIM, and project teams. Work with CAD Detailers and BIM to work with field to get up and running, step by step procedure manuals, evaluate new equipment, write up manuals, short videos on tablet.
Survey and Geomatics Delivery Leader - Mountain West Region David Evans and Associates IncSurvey and Geomatics Delivery Leader - Mountain West RegionBoise, IDAs a Survey & Geomatics Delivery Leader, you'll provide operational, people, and project delivery leadership across DEA's Mountain West (Colorado, Utah) and Inland Northwest (Idaho, Eastern Washington) markets. Key Responsibilities: Lead Surveying and Geomatics project delivery across the Mountain West and Inland Northwest, coordinating staffing, workload forecasting, utilization, and workshare across teams and markets.
Regional Director, Branch Manager, Civil Engineering, Survey, Construction Management P5 Consulting ServicesRegional Director, Branch Manager, Civil Engineering, Survey, Construction ManagementBoise, ID$130,000–$250,000 / yearOur roles in this classification support various regional projects such as municipal infrastructure, private development, public works, water systems, wastewater facilities, water resources, transportation improvements, traffic, land development, utility infrastructure, survey, environmental services, construction management, and capital improvement programs. These roles may support growth offices, mature offices with strong backlog, or emerging markets where the right leader can build client relationships, guide multidisciplinary teams, and grow a profitable civil engineering practice.
Survey Project Manager Phasor Engineering IncSurvey Project ManagerBoise, IDWith a strong pipeline of large-scale projects, we are well positioned for continued growth and are looking to expand our team with experienced survey professionals. The successful candidate must hold a current Professional Land Surveyor (P.L.S.) license in one or more U.S. states or be eligible for licensure through reciprocity.
Survey Party Chief Ardurra Group, Inc.Survey Party ChiefNampa, IDPart timeSurvey Party chief Reports directly to Survey Team Leader and receives project assignments and directions from various Survey Project Managers. Guided by our core values—Client Driven, Uniquely Nimble, Low Bureaucracy, Team Collaboration, Unlimited Opportunities, Relationship Focused, and Entrepreneurial Spirit—we foster a culture that puts people first.
Survey Party Chief ArdurraSurvey Party ChiefNampa, IdahoOverview Survey Party chief Reports directly to Survey Team Leader and receives project assignments and directions from various Survey Project Managers. Guided by our core values—Client Driven, Uniquely Nimble, Low Bureaucracy, Team Collaboration, Unlimited Opportunities, Relationship Focused, and Entrepreneurial Spirit—we foster a culture that puts people first.
Professional Land Surveyor GpacProfessional Land SurveyorBoise, ID80000–120000GPAC (Growing People and Companies) is an award-winning search firm specializing in placing quality professionals within multiple industries across the United States since 1990. We are extremely competitive, client-focused and realize that our value is in our ability to deliver the right solutions at the right time.
Surveyor Technician - Temporary Idaho PowerSurveyor Technician - TemporaryBoise, ID$38.56–$46.44 / hourJob is primarily in an office setting utilizing technical surveying expertise validating quality of survey work along with occasional field survey work; Work outdoors in various weather conditions hiking and carrying equipment; Travel to various locations throughout the company service territory to provide support services which may require occasional overnight travel; Occasionally perform duties outside of the normal working hours. As part of the land survey function under the supervision of a Professional Land Surveyor, this individual provides company-wide survey support on linear projects (transmission and distribution) and site projects (generation, substations, and facilities).
NewProfessional Land Surveyor jub.comProfessional Land SurveyorMeridian, ID$95,000–$135,000 / yearThe successful applicant will work closely with experienced survey leadership while helping deliver high-quality survey services for transportation, municipal, land development, aviation, water/wastewater, and other civil infrastructure projects. Utilize AutoCAD Civil 3D (with survey database), Trimble Business Center, GNSS workflows, and other survey technologies to support accurate project delivery.
Professional Land Surveyor Keller AssociatesProfessional Land SurveyorMeridian, IDWe provide client-focused solutions in surface water, water and wastewater engineering, as well as transportation planning, roadway, bridges and vertical structures, site civil design, construction management, electrical, controls, and surveying. This role combines technical production, quality control, and light project coordination, with an emphasis on delivering accurate, high-quality survey products.
Network Specialist - Permitting Coordinator TDS TelecomNetwork Specialist - Permitting CoordinatorBoise, IdahoResponsibilities: Permits (research requirements, communicate with permit authorities, attend meetings, occasional field work and travel, scope/ estimate work, create tasks, work with professional service vendors to obtain data and studies, prepare applications, negotiate and submit fees, expedite and secure rights ahead of construction, update and closeout records, GIS databases and maps, care for annul requirements, payments, bonds, insurance, reporting, etc.). The ability to quickly and confidently build trusting, positive and productive internal and external professional relationships with a wide variety of diverse individuals/ personalities, whom often have different priorities, temperaments and concerns, through effectively addressing obstacles to success (such as incomplete/ missing permit submittal information or unreasonable permit authority requirements) and by trying to help find and negotiate fair and reasonable solutions is essential to securing rights to place facilities quickly and overall success.
Network Specialist I - Permitting Coordinator TDS TelecomNetwork Specialist I - Permitting CoordinatorBoise, IdahoResponsibilities: Permits (research requirements, communicate with permit authorities, attend meetings, occasional field work and travel, scope/ estimate work, create tasks, work with professional service vendors to obtain data and studies, prepare applications, negotiate and submit fees, expedite and secure rights ahead of construction, update and closeout records, GIS databases and maps, care for annul requirements, payments, bonds, insurance, reporting, etc.). The ability to quickly and confidently build trusting, positive and productive internal and external professional relationships with a wide variety of diverse individuals/ personalities, whom often have different priorities, temperaments and concerns, through effectively addressing obstacles to success (such as incomplete/ missing permit submittal information or unreasonable permit authority requirements) and by trying to help find and negotiate fair and reasonable solutions is essential to securing rights to place facilities quickly and overall success.
Network Specialist Permitting Coordinator TDS Telecommunications LLCNetwork Specialist Permitting CoordinatorBoise, IDPermits (research requirements, communicate with permit authorities, attend meetings, occasional field work and travel, scope/ estimate work, create tasks, work with professional service vendors to obtain data and studies, prepare applications, negotiate and submit fees, expedite and secure rights ahead of construction, update and closeout records, GIS databases and maps, care for annul requirements, payments, bonds, insurance, reporting, etc.). The ability to quickly and confidently build trusting, positive and productive internal and external professional relationships with a wide variety of diverse individuals/ personalities, whom often have different priorities, temperaments and concerns, through effectively addressing obstacles to success (such as incomplete/ missing permit submittal information or unreasonable permit authority requirements) and by trying to help find and negotiate fair and reasonable solutions is essential to securing rights to place facilities quickly and overall success.
Network Specialist I Permitting Coordinator TDS Telecommunications LLCNetwork Specialist I Permitting CoordinatorBoise, IDPermits (research requirements, communicate with permit authorities, attend meetings, occasional field work and travel, scope/ estimate work, create tasks, work with professional service vendors to obtain data and studies, prepare applications, negotiate and submit fees, expedite and secure rights ahead of construction, update and closeout records, GIS databases and maps, care for annul requirements, payments, bonds, insurance, reporting, etc.). The ability to quickly and confidently build trusting, positive and productive internal and external professional relationships with a wide variety of diverse individuals/ personalities, whom often have different priorities, temperaments and concerns, through effectively addressing obstacles to success (such as incomplete/ missing permit submittal information or unreasonable permit authority requirements) and by trying to help find and negotiate fair and reasonable solutions is essential to securing rights to place facilities quickly and overall success.
NewDistribution Designer II or Senior – Large Load Idaho Power CompanyDistribution Designer II or Senior – Large LoadBoise, ID$48.20–$64.90 / hourThe Large Load Distribution Designer II or works with Idaho Power’s Economic and Community Development Group to coordinate, plan, and design line extensions and the rebuilding of infrastructure for overhead and underground power lines. As part of a team, they meet with internal and external customers, including contractors and developers, to determine needs, negotiate conflicts or clarify issues, and communicate policies and procedures for line design options, rates, tariffs, and cost information.
NewDistribution Designer II or Senior - Large Load Idaho Power CoDistribution Designer II or Senior - Large LoadBoise, ID$48.20–$64.90 / hourAs part of a team, they meet with internal and external customers, including contractors and developers, to determine needs, negotiate conflicts or clarify issues, and communicate policies and procedures for line design options, rates, tariffs, and cost information. The Large Load Distribution Designer II or works with Idaho Power's Economic and Community Development Group to coordinate, plan, and design line extensions and the rebuilding of infrastructure for overhead and underground power lines.
Manager, Environmental Operations Quanta Infrastructure Solutions Group, LLCManager, Environmental OperationsBoise, IdahoFull timeOversee federal, state, and local environmental permit acquisition across the full suite of regulatory frameworks applicable to transmission and energy infrastructure, including: NEPA and state equivalents (CEQA); BLM ROW Grants and USFS Special Use Permits (FLPMA); CWA Section 404/401 and USACE coordination; ESA Sections 7 and 10; NHPA Section 106 and tribal consultation; Phase I/II ESA; CERCLA; MBTA; Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act; Coastal Zone Management Act; Farmland Protection Policy Act; and state and local land use permits including Special Use Permits, Conditional Use Permits, 1041 permits, and state utility commission or siting board processes. What You'll Do: Regional Leadership & Client Relationship Management — serve as the primary point of accountability for major utility clients within an assigned geographic region, building deep familiarity with each client's organizational structure, environmental preferences, and reporting requirements; establish relationships with and work across all OpUs and vendors supporting project execution.
Landscape Architect Ackerman EstvoldLandscape ArchitectBoise, IDFull timeSupport Projects Across Our CommunitiesAs a Landscape Architect, you'll play an important role in supporting landscape architecture services across the communities where Ackerman-Estvold lives and works. You'll partner with engineers, architects, planners, surveyors, and project managers to provide thoughtful design solutions that enhance parks, public spaces, commercial developments, transportation corridors, and residential communities.
NewProfessional Civil Engineer GpacProfessional Civil EngineerBoise, ID100000–150000GPAC (Growing People and Companies) is an award-winning search firm specializing in placing quality professionals within multiple industries across the United States since 1990. This individual will play a key role in leading projects, managing internal teams, and serving as a trusted partner to clients.