Computer Technician Cadastral

Serves as technician performing cadastral mapping related work necessary for the preparation of legal descriptions and maps for lands on which real property rights are to be acquired, sold, or transferred by TVA. Legal descriptions or cadastral maps may be prepared, compiled, checked or revised utilizing computer graphics workstations and/or personal computers with highly specialized software or by manual means.

Since each property acquisition or conveyance is unique, few guidelines exists other than drawing specifications and incumbent must apply judgment to each transaction. Incumbent must determine if sufficient, complete, consistent, and accurate information is available to complete description or map. If insufficient or conflicting information is identified, incumbent identifies problem and initiates steps to resolve the problem. This may include researching maps, descriptions, contracts, computation sheets, survey notes, and other materials to resolve the problem.

Reviews for completeness and accuracy maps and descriptions prepared by others and notes discrepancies to source of material being checked and recommends steps to rectify insufficiencies or makes additions and revisions.

Makes mathematical computations primarily utilizing trigonometric and algebraic principles and checks complex mathematical computations of others.

Recommends and implements changes to normal methods and procedures to obtain desired results. Assists the project leader in estimating the project schedule and in selecting the technical procedures to be used.

Incumbent works under the general supervision of the Team Leader. General guidelines and instructions are received from the Team Leader, Project Engineer, and/or project leader. The incumbent is allowed independence in carrying out assignments and in meeting schedules. Receives technical guidance on unusual or complex assignments. The completed work is reviewed in Iight of desired results.

· Cadastral mapping

· Property descriptions

· Boundary surveying

· Deed interpretation

· Public land survey

· Boundary law

· State plane coordinate systems

· Mapping coordinate systems

· Map projections

· Cartography

· Microstation, Arc/Info, and/or Terramodel

· Operation of computer work station

Education and Experience/Certificates, Licenses, and Registration Requirements/Other Requirements:

AS degree in Surveying/GIS/Civil Technology or a related field including advanced mathematics courses in trigonometry and algebra

Plus experience demonstrating competencies in cadastral mapping, photogrammetry, cartography, computer graphics, or closely related field.

Production experience with Intergraph MicroStation, ESRI Arc/Info, Terramodel or similar computer-aided mapping software.

Proficient in ESRI ARCGIS Pro highly desirable

Pay: $30.31 - $45.47 per hour

For 35 years, G D Barri & Associates has been a trusted workforce solutions partner, delivering highly skilled engineering, technical, and professional talent to some of the nation’s most critical industries, including power, utilities, nuclear, and infrastructure. Candidates choose Barri because we offer steady opportunities, strong client relationships, and a team that truly advocates for your success. We prioritize compliance, safety, integrity, and a personalized approach that matches you with roles where your expertise is valued and your impact strengthens performance and project success from day one.