Start your career in hydrography with a team delivering complex marine projects across Australia and the Pacific
Revelare Hydrospatial is one of the leading employers and trainers of hydrographic surveyors in Australia, with a strong focus on developing people at every stage of their career.
You’ll work across a diverse range of marine and offshore projects, building practical skills early and progressing into more senior roles over time.
We’re building a team that reflects the communities we work in and the future of the industry, bringing together a broader mix of skills, backgrounds, and experience.
About the role
As a Graduate Hydrographic Surveyor, you’ll support the collection, processing, and analysis of hydrographic data across a range of environments including offshore, coastal, and inland water bodies.
This is a hands-on role that combines fieldwork and office-based tasks.
You’ll work closely with experienced surveyors, geophysicists, and project managers, gaining exposure to the full lifecycle of a hydrographic survey project.
The role includes travel and deployment to project sites, including remote and offshore locations, with periods away from home.
What you'll be doing
As a Graduate Hydrographic Surveyor, you'll contribute to hydrographic survey projects through the collection, processing, and delivery of survey data.
- Assist in the acquisition of survey data using equipment such as sonar, GPS, and multibeam echo sounders
- Process survey data for visualisation, reporting, and charting
- Participate in survey mobilisation, equipment testing, and field operations
- Assist with quality control and validation of survey data
- Undertake internal training and certification activities
Training and career development
At Revelare Hydrospatial, training and development are a core part of how we operate.
As a graduate, you’ll gain exposure to different roles within hydrographic surveying, including online survey, data processing, and metocean support. You’ll work alongside experienced professionals and receive mentoring to build both your technical and practical skills.
Our size allows us to provide tailored development opportunities and direct access to experienced surveyors and technical specialists, supporting your growth both in the field and in the office.
A key part of your development will be building the experience required to progress towards CPHS (Certified Professional Hydrographic Surveyor) certification. Revelare has supported the development of numerous CPHS-certified surveyors throughout the industry, giving graduates the opportunity to learn from people who have successfully progressed through the certification pathway themselves.
As your capability grows, you’ll take on greater responsibility in the field and continue developing across different project environments.
About you
We’re looking for someone who is curious, adaptable, and willing to get involved in all aspects of the work.
You'll have
- a degree or qualification in surveying or a related discipline
- strong problem-solving and analytical skills
- good communication and teamwork skills
- willingness to travel and work in remote or offshore environments
What will put you ahead
- exposure to hydrographic survey equipment or software
- previous fieldwork or marine experience
You’ll be joining a team that values collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement.
We’re looking for people who are willing to contribute, support their teammates, and take ownership of their development as a hydrospatial professional.
You'll also enjoy a range of benefits throughout your career with Revelare Hydrospatial.
- Competitive salary and project-based allowances
- Opportunities to work across a wide range of projects
- Ongoing training, mentoring and career development
- Collaborative and supportive team environments
- Exposure to completx and technically challenging work
Working with us
This role combines office-based work with field deployments across Australia and the Pacific.
Graduate Hydrographic Surveyors are typically deployed for 120–150 days per year, with deployment requirements varying depending on project demands. In some circumstances, this may increase to a maximum of around 180 days per year.
To be successful in the role, you'll need to
- be willing to travel and work remotely for extended periods
- be able to obtain a Defence Baseline Security Clearance
- complete relevant medical certifications such as AMSA requirements
- be based in Adelaide during your initial training and development period
To apply for the position of Graduate Hydrographic Surveyor, please send your CV and a cover letter outlining why you’d be a good fit for Revelare Hydrospatial.
Email our HR team
