Geomatics Engineer (SCE-SAM-TG-2025-156-GRAP) Geneva, Switzerland

The Geomatics Engineer role requires a mid-level professional with a bachelor's degree, indicating a solid academic foundation in geomatics, surveying, or related fields. The position demands practical experience in geomatics engineering, including expertise in spatial data acquisition, processing, and analysis. Candidates should be proficient in using geomatics technologies such as GPS/GNSS, total stations, laser scanning, and remote sensing tools. Competence in geographic information systems (GIS) software for mapping, data visualization, and spatial analysis is essential. Familiarity with CAD software for drafting and design related to land surveying and infrastructure projects is also important. The role involves working with geospatial data management, ensuring data accuracy, and applying quality control standards. Knowledge of surveying principles, coordinate systems, geodesy, and topographic mapping is expected. The engineer should be skilled in interpreting technical drawings and reports, and capable of collaborating with multidisciplinary teams on projects involving land development, construction, or environmental monitoring. Strong problem-solving abilities and attention to detail are critical for successful fieldwork and data validation. Effective communication skills are necessary to document findings and coordinate with stakeholders. Overall, the candidate should demonstrate a balanced combination of technical geomatics expertise, practical field experience, and the ability to apply engineering principles to spatial data challenges in a professional environment.