Associate Surveyor
Listed on 2026-08-04
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Engineering
Civil Engineering
The Proposal Coordinator is responsible for coordination of persuasive, client-focused proposals, SOQs, and RFP responses that clearly communicate our value. Typical tasks include:
- Collaborating closely with technical staff, project managers, senior leadership, and subject matter experts to gather relevant data, insights, and differentiators for creative and cohesive proposal content.
- Writing, editing, and proofreading non-technical sections of proposal content to ensure clarity, accuracy, and alignment with client needs and evaluation criteria, incorporating win themes, differentiators, and project experience.
- Performing quality control on proposals and other materials.
- Coordinating the final production of all marketing deliverables (qualifications, proposals, and interview presentations).
- Researching, inputting data, and assisting in the maintenance of department databases, templates, and content libraries to ensure information is current and relevant.
The Proposal Coordinator will have exceptional organizational and coordination skills. The ability to write, edit, and transform technical content into compelling narratives is the most critical aspect of this position.
- 1-3 years in proposal development within the AEC industry (planning, architecture, engineering, or design) is required. The ideal candidate will have previous experience working with an interdisciplinary technical team.
- Coordination of graphics, resumes, project descriptions, and other supporting materials to create visually engaging, professional submittals.
- Excellent command of Microsoft Office suite.
- Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, as well as strong detail orientation.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to effectively manage own time against multiple deadlines.
- Strong abilities in ensuring proposals and other submittals are fully compliant with all aspects of RFP/Q technical, contractual, and pricing requirements.
- Communicate and work effectively in a virtual team environment to coordinate pursuits from a variety of markets across time zones requiring flexible work styles—supporting others and working independently.
An ideal Candidate will also have any or all of the following:
- Experience with SF 330 submittals.
- Experience with reviewing, evaluating, and distributing potential leads.
- Experience with other marketing materials, such as awards submissions.
- Experience coordinating input from technical professionals and subconsultants.
- Willingness to ask questions and seek out answers.
The Project Surveyor is responsible for organizing and executing a broad range of project assignments requiring comprehensive knowledge of and experience with land surveying principles and practices. The Project Surveyor also performs various office surveying tasks to support the Survey Project Manager. Typical tasks performed by the Project Surveyor include:
- Researching, collecting, organizing, and analyzing real property boundary records, as-built surface and underground utility data, survey control data, and other critical source documents and data;
- Designing of GPS and conventional field surveying activities;
- Processing and adjustment of survey data;
- Performing QA/QC of survey tasks and data; and
- Developing deliverables from survey data.
The Project Surveyor is responsible for completing tasks with little or no supervision, and/or being a team leader for others for any given task. The position is required to be a resource for teams, providing technical guidance as needed. These responsibilities align with the expectations in the performance of a licensed professional with 5+ years of progressive, responsible-in-charge experience.
- Must possess a valid California Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) license in good standing or a valid license in another state, also in good standing, with the ability to obtain a license in California or in one of the states in which Towill conducts business.
- Must have working knowledge of land survey boundaries and environmental requirements at the state, county, and local levels.
- A BS degree or AS degree in Geomatics Engineering, Surveying, Engineering, or similar degree, or progressive experience is preferred.
- Must have excellent and effective oral and written communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
- Must be able to work as a reliable team member on large projects with aggressive schedules.
- Must possess strong attention to detail and be a self-motivated team player.
- Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
- Possess at least five years of progressive, responsible-in-charge experience as a lead land surveyor in the engineering or land surveying industry, with a minimum of three of those years as a supervising lead of technicians.
An ideal Candidate will also have any or all of the following:
- Solid technical understanding of and applicable experience with the following aspects of geomatics engineering:
- Geodetic control surveys;
- Technical and legal principles of boundary determinations, sectionalized…
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