Survey Crew Chief
$42 - $46/hr
AutoCAD and field data processing * Holding current Operator Qualifications for pipeline probing ... Hydrographic survey experience * Experience running laser scanners and UAV's All qualified ...
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$42 - $46/hr
AutoCAD and field data processing * Holding current Operator Qualifications for pipeline probing ... Hydrographic survey experience * Experience running laser scanners and UAV's All qualified ...
Quick apply
$42 - $46/hr
AutoCAD and field data processing * Holding current Operator Qualifications for pipeline probing ... Hydrographic survey experience * Experience running laser scanners and UAV's All qualified ...
$42 - $46/hr
AutoCAD and field data processing * Holding current Operator Qualifications for pipeline probing ... Hydrographic survey experience * Experience running laser scanners and UAV's All qualified ...
Quick apply
$42 - $46/hr
AutoCAD and field data processing * Holding current Operator Qualifications for pipeline probing ... Hydrographic survey experience * Experience running laser scanners and UAV's All qualified ...
$13.41 - $15.66
8% of jobs
$17.69 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$15.66 - $17.91
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The median wage is $20.84 / hr.
$20.15 - $22.40
19% of jobs
$24.01 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$22.40 - $24.65
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A Hydrographic Data Processor is responsible for processing, analyzing, and managing hydrographic survey data collected from sonar, LiDAR, and other geospatial technologies. They clean and format raw data, apply corrections, and generate maps, charts, and reports for marine navigation, construction, and research. This role requires proficiency in hydrographic software, GIS tools, and data quality control techniques. Hydrographic Data Processors work closely with surveyors, engineers, and GIS specialists to ensure accurate representation of underwater environments.
A typical day for a Hydrographic Data Processor involves reviewing, cleaning, and analyzing hydrographic survey data, validating its quality, and preparing detailed maps or reports for engineers, scientists, or maritime clients. You’ll often collaborate closely with field surveyors, vessel crews, and project managers to clarify data parameters and resolve anomalies, ensuring the output meets technical and regulatory standards. Regular communication is key as you may need to provide immediate feedback on survey data or work with multidisciplinary teams to integrate findings. This role generally involves both independent computer-based tasks and dynamic teamwork, making adaptability and clear communication essential for success.
To thrive as a Hydrographic Data Processor, a strong background in geospatial sciences, data analysis, and hydrographic survey principles is essential—often supported by a relevant degree or diploma. Expertise in specialized software such as CARIS, QPS QINSy, or Hypack, as well as familiarity with GIS applications and quality control standards like IHO S-44, is typically required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication help professionals excel when collaborating with survey teams and interpreting complex data. These skills ensure accurate data processing and reporting, which are critical for navigation safety, marine construction, and environmental monitoring.
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Florham Park, NJ
$42 - $46/hr
Full-time
Posted 5 days ago