Civil and Survey Document Evaluation Specialist

Work you will do

• Review civil or survey plan artifacts for technical consistency, completeness and compliance within the assigned discipline.
• Evaluate the engineering or survey reasoning behind boundaries, infrastructure and plan details rather than relying on surface-level drawing similarity.
• Record precise findings, supporting calculations or references, and the limits of the available evidence.

Required background and routes

• US practice in civil design/review, land development or survey/mapping, with at least three years of responsibility. Hold a civil PE for engineering work or a PLS for survey work.
• Interpret engineered plans, aerial images, topography and parcel records in state-DOT or local development practice.
• GIS-only work without engineered-plan review, unlicensed drone operation, sampling-only environmental work or drafting without design/review responsibility is insufficient.

Preferred background

• At least eight years in practice; agency/DOT reviews, mentoring EITs or survey crews, resubmittal cycles and knowledge of differences between jurisdictions.

Deliverables

Submit the completed technical artifact or assessment with its supporting evidence, explicit assumptions, reproducible checks where applicable, and concise reasons for each material judgment. Address review findings within the agreed scope.

Location and schedule

Regional eligibility: United States. US professional practice and the stated jurisdictional credential apply. Remote assignments are scheduled by agreement, with no guaranteed weekly volume. Availability planning can include 40 hours per week depending on the track. IXO confirms the applicable timing before work.

Pay and working terms

$50 $65/hr USD. The agreed hourly rate, scope, schedule and acceptance criteria are confirmed before work starts. Applying does not guarantee an assignment. Use public, licensed or otherwise authorized material only; do not submit confidential employer information, personal data or restricted research.