Survey Intern Dunaway is a professional services firm established in 1956, with offices in Fort Worth, Austin, Dallas, Farmersville, Houston, Midland, and San Antonio. We offer civil and structural engineering, planning + landscape architecture, survey, and construction inspection services to public and private clients throughout Texas. As a multi-discipline firm with a staff of over 350+ positioned in our seven offices across the state of Texas – our firm's size, location, and reputation allows us to provide local, specialized knowledge to each project and each client that we serve. The Dunaway Difference is our three foundational components (represented by the waves in our logo): Core Values, One Heart and Profitable Growth. The combination of these three pillars creates a feeling and experience that is uniquely Dunaway. One heart, all rowing in the same direction in unison together, while continuously seeking to exemplify our core values of Integrity, Respect, Honesty, Technical Excellence, Attitude of Service, Sense of Urgency and Responsiveness in everything we do. Just like a crew race, we always look forward with the finish line in mind. Because when we win, our employees do too. Through our profitable growth, we provide opportunities, such as Profit-sharing, career advancement, and stability – just to name a few. These are just some of the reasons we were just named a Top Firm to Work for by Zweig! The Survey Intern will spend 10 weeks working closely with experienced surveyors and other team members to gain hands-on experience in land surveying and data collection. Responsibilities include assisting with fieldwork, data processing, and supporting various project tasks. This role provides valuable exposure to surveying practices, field technology, and real-world projects. Once selected to join our team, you will: Assist survey crews in the field with data collection, equipment setup, and measurements. Perform office-related survey tasks, such as processing survey data and preparing reports or maps. Help verify the accuracy of field data and ensure proper documentation of survey results. Support project teams by organizing files, maintaining records, and handling administrative tasks. Observe professional surveying practices, gain familiarity with GPS, total stations, and CAD software, and develop technical skills through hands-on experience. Actively participate in team meetings and contribute to project discussions. Other duties as assigned.
Key qualifications:
Knowledge:
Basic knowledge of surveying principles and practices.
Familiarity with GPS, total stations, or other survey instruments is preferred.
Basic understanding of CAD software and data processing tools.
Skills:
Strong attention to detail and ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
Eagerness to learn and adapt to new technology and field techniques.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Reliable, professional, and safety-conscious work ethic.
Education:
Actively pursuing a degree (undergraduate or graduate) in Surveying, Geomatics, or a related field.
