Technical Consultant Subject Matter Expert (SME) I

Role overview Provide technical leadership for geospatial utility projects, advising internal teams and clients on delivery, operations, and solutions. The work spans asset and vegetation management, land and water crossings, and the integration of surveying, imagery, data processing, analytics, and machine learning. The role also supports project pursuits and helps teams build their technical capabilities.

Responsibilities - Translate client requirements, specifications, and deliverables into practical workflows and delivery guidance. - Oversee technical implementation across surveying, aerial and mobile data capture, data processing, analytics, and visualization. - Advise project managers, delivery teams, contractors, and clients; help resolve complex technical issues. - Improve processes, documentation, and training, and review technical materials for accuracy. - Contribute technical expertise to proposals, contract pursuits, client engagements, and business development. - Share expertise through presentations, articles, and other industry forums, and support team development.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree and 12 years of related experience. - Industry-specific certification or registration. - Excellent written, verbal, and presentation skills, including the ability to explain complex topics to varied audiences. - Strong analytical judgment and the ability to build and maintain business relationships. - Ability to develop discipline-relevant applications or analysis techniques. - Existing authorization to work in the country where the position is based.

Benefits and work setup The position is listed as remote, with flexibility in schedule and location where appropriate. Benefits include flexible paid time off, health and dental coverage, retirement plan, professional development, and a technology stipend. A base pay range of $118,200–$147,800 USD is listed; actual pay may depend on relevant skills and experience.