Project Manager, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineer

Description Exodigo is the new gold standard for non-intrusive discovery. Our subsurface mapping solutions combine advanced sensors, 3D imaging, and AI technologies to provide a clear picture of the underground for customers across transportation, utilities, construction, and more. We solve the underground by locating pipes, cables, soil layers, rocks, minerals, and even groundwater - so our partners can decide where to design and build safely, with confidence. We support transportation, utilities, and construction clients in dynamic markets like Florida, enabling safer and more efficient project planning. This position targets Florida's expanding infrastructure sector, including highway, industrial, and commercial developments. Headquartered in Tel Aviv and the San Francisco Bay Area, our team brings unparalleled experience in AI and signal processing from elite Israeli intelligence units and is backed by top industry partners. We are experiencing sky-rocketing growth and closed a historically large $96M Series B round in July of 2025. Job description Exodigo is seeking a Professional Land Surveyor (Licensed PLS) skilled in Project Management to oversee infrastructure and construction projects in Florida, emphasizing land surveying, utility locating, and subsurface analysis. Responsibilities include team coordination, schedule and budget management, and compliance with state standards, such as FDOT guidelines. The role involves a mix of field and office work, including survey data review, client and agency collaboration, and on-site support. Travel within Florida but not limited to is expected at 25–40%, with some out-of-state requirements. This is a remote role.

Responsibilities

• Manage projects integrating utility locating, land surveying, and subsurface mapping, managing planning, scheduling, resource allocation, and budgets.
• Serve as the primary liaison for clients, FDOT and other regulatory bodies, municipalities, and internal stakeholders to define scope, align on deliverables, and resolve issues.
• Develop and maintain project plans, timelines, and milestones, incorporating PSM/PLS protocols for precise boundary, topographic, and site verification.
• Perform routine site inspections to evaluate progress and mitigate potential delays.
• Maintain adherence to Florida's safety, environmental, and surveying regulations, referencing Chapter 472, Florida Statutes as applicable.
• Analyze project metrics; variances in schedule or cost, prepare concise reports for stakeholders, oversight on maps and surveying standards.
• Collaborate with survey teams, engineers, and specialists to enhance processes and deploy innovative technologies.
• Guide project teams on a daily basis, prioritizing safety, effective communication, and performance accountability.
• Compile and evaluate documentation, such as survey reports and plats, for regulatory compliance and client submission for projects nationwide with a focus in Florida.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering Construction Management, Land Surveying, Geomatics, or related field.
• Current Florida Professional Surveyor and Mapper (PSM) license (equivalent to PLS), maintained in good standing.
• 5–10 years, minimum, in construction or infrastructure project management, including at least 3 years in Florida performing land surveying, utility locating, or site development.
• Demonstrated expertise in boundary surveys, topographic mapping, and GPS/GIS integration for ongoing projects.
• Strong communication abilities, with experience interfacing with teams, clients, contractors, and agencies like FDOT.
• In-depth knowledge of Florida's infrastructure practices, construction methods, and subsurface utility engineering (SUE) requirements.
• Established record of completing projects on schedule and within budget, delivering accurate survey results.
• Competence in project management and surveying software, including MS Project, AutoCAD, ACC, ArcGIS, and Trimble Business Center or equivalents.
• Availability for 25–40% travel in Florida (and occasional external trips) and fieldwork under diverse conditions.
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to handle multiple…

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