Survey Equipment
Consultant
You've spent years in the field using this equipment.
Now let's talk about what's next.
The Honest Pitch
We're not looking for someone who learned to sell and then learned the gear. We're looking for the opposite — someone who knows the gear and is ready to do something different with that knowledge.
If you've spent years running GPS/GNSS equipment, flying drones on survey missions, or scanning with LiDAR — and you're starting to think about getting off the field — this was written for you.
At AGS (Anatum GeoMobile Solutions), we sell engineering-grade geospatial equipment to surveyors, GIS teams, engineers, municipalities, and utilities. Our customers are technical. They ask hard questions. They can tell the difference between someone who has actually used the equipment and someone reading off a spec sheet.
That's why we hire from the field. It's worked for us since day one.
The Equipment Segments
You don't need to know all three. Deep expertise in one segment is enough to get started.
RTK, GNSS receivers, high-accuracy field systems
Mapping UAVs, photogrammetry, aerial LiDAR systems
Handheld SLAM, mobile mapping, point cloud capture
Who You Might Be
Your current title probably looks something like one of these:
Running GNSS and total stations in the field, managing crew, coordinating with project leads
Collecting and processing geospatial data, familiar with Esri workflows and field data systems
Part 107 certified, executing mapping missions, processing photogrammetry outputs
Operating handheld or vehicle-mounted scanners, managing point cloud data pipelines
You don't need a sales background. You need to know what it feels like to run this equipment in real conditions — and be able to talk through that experience with customers who are in the same shoes you were.
The Transition
Here's what shifts when you move into this role:
- No more weather days, early crew calls, or physical wear on your body
- You're still talking gear, workflows, and field scenarios — just from the other side
- You set your schedule and own your territory
- Your income grows with your results — no ceiling on commission
- You become the resource for people still doing the work you know cold
What stays the same: the technical conversations, the problem-solving, the equipment knowledge. You're not becoming a stranger to the work — you're becoming a resource for the people still doing it.
Compensation & Structure
About AGS
AGS — operating as Anatum GeoMobile Solutions — is a national dealer of engineering-grade geospatial equipment. We are an authorized Esri Business Partner and authorized dealer for Eos Positioning, Xgrids, Laser Tech, and CHC Navigation, serving surveyors, GPS mappers, GIS professionals, engineers, municipalities, utilities, and field teams since 2014.
We're a small, focused team. Everyone here knows the equipment. You won't be lost in a corporate structure — you'll have direct access to leadership and real input on how we grow.
Ready to Talk?
No formal application required. Send a note introducing yourself — your background, the equipment you've worked with, and why you're thinking about a change.
Send a Note to AGS[email protected] · agsgis.com · No resume required to start the conversation
Anatum GeoMobile Solutions
The staff at Anatum GeoMobile Solutions have decades of experience conducting a wide variety of environmental surveys throughout much of North America. We have worked for government agencies, private developers, environmental consulting firms, and research projects; all with different data collection needs. For the last decade, we have made use of expensive GPS units to collect location data and limited amounts of survey data in electronic forms. While these expensive GPS units are great at acquiring location coordinates, they have a tiny electronic "brain" that makes them terrible at collecting additional electronic data. Not to mention their small screens and the need for a stylus. But with the advancement of the iPad and other tablets, and external GPS receivers, the game has changed.
iOS and GPS
Between 2010 and 2012, we used iPhones to help us navigate to the general area of our projects and use field guide apps. However, collecting electronic field data and getting accurate location data was difficult and not very reliable if we were in areas with poor cellular service.
New Bluetooth High-Accuracy GPS and iPads
Thankfully, technology has advanced to the point that submeter and even centimeter accuracy receivers are available. In 2013 we began using a submeter receiver Bluetoothed to our iPads. In addition, many iOS apps have been created that increase a field technicians ability to travel to the job site, navigate among project features, and collect specific data appropriate to you and your client's needs. This data can be collected in apps like iGeoTrak and Fulcrum and then saved to a project cloud, keeping client confidential project data off rental iPads. This isn’t possible with rental GPS devices, where it is up to the project personnel to wipe their device before returning it to those big impersonal rental companies.
Company Growth, RTK, and ArcGIS Collector Advancements
In 2014, we acquired our Section 333 from the FAA to commercially fly drones. We used this license to test the capabilities of commercial drone for high-accuracy photogrammetry missions. Using our knowledge of RTK receivers, we were able to verify the ability to capture highly accurate imagery with a combination of drones and Ground Control Points captured with RTK receivers.
In 2015, Anatum added new employees and expanded our sales and rental stock of RTK receivers for real-time sub-foot and centimeter grade work. Yes, real-time accuracy of 1-foot or less without post-processing! We also began assisting clients by adding high-accuracy Bluetooth GPS to rugged handhelds running their long-standing ArcPad projects on Windows Mobile rugged handhelds. But most exciting was the upgrade that ESRI added to their Collector app in the summer of 2016. That upgrade allows Collector to not only connect directly to the users external Bluetooth GPS receiver, but also automatically record satellite metadata like estimated horizontal and vertical accuracy, number of satellites used and fix type, and PDOP.
In 2018, we merged with GeoMobile Innovations and in 2020 we became the first DJI Enterprise Dealer in the Architecture - Engineering - Construction division. That year we also expanded our company to include an office in Chicago and another in New Jersey. This effectively gave Anatum a presence in all three major time zones in the U.S.
Today
Anatum GeoMobile Solutions has a drone or rugged tablet and GPS, GNSS, or RTK receiver solution to meet all your field data collection problems. We are excited to bring our experience with field surveys and mobile GIS to help our clients move from old handhelds to tablets and mobile GIS. We can help with any purchase or rental needs field users may have!
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