Hydrographic Data Processor – Summer Position

At Njord Survey you will start your journey through a Buddy program where you will learn from experienced colleagues in the department. As a Summer Hydrographic Data Processor, you will gain practical experience in processing Multibeam Echo Sounder (MBES) data and learn how professional hydrographic workflows operate in real projects.

This role is designed as a learning opportunity where you will build valuable skills for your future career in marine surveying and geospatial data processing.

You will be working with MBES data in both 3D and 2D environments.

The role entails, but is not limited to:

• Assist in processing hydrographic survey data in accordance with project requirements
• Support Quality Control (QC) checks and correction of MBES data
• Help validate bathymetric and navigational equipment data
• Contribute to precise bathymetric data processing
• Support preparation of reports and documentation
• Collaborate with team members across departments to follow project progress

All data processing at Njord Survey is office-based — no offshore work is included in this position.

Location

Our office at Frihamnen 16B, Gothenburg, Sweden

Employment period

Fixed-term summer position, May–September 2026 (period can be discussed based on your availability). Full-time preferred (40 hours/week), part-time may be discussed

We are looking for students who are curious about the marine survey industry and eager to gain practical work experience alongside their studies.

You are a fast learner with a collaborative mindset and an interest in technology, geospatial data and marine environments. You enjoy working both independently and in a team and feel comfortable navigating computer-based work environments.

This role is ideal for someone looking for meaningful summer employment that strengthens both technical skills and professional experience.

• Ongoing bachelor’s or master’s degree in Marine Science, Geoscience, Engineering or related scientific/technical field
• Comfortable working with computers and digital tools
• Professional proficiency in English, spoken and written
• EU citizenship or a valid EU work permit

• Courses in hydrography or marine geospatial data
• Experience working with GIS/QGIS
• Experience with data processing or technical software
• Interest in offshore, marine technology or renewable energy
• Swedish on a professional level is preferable but not a requirement