Field Data Tech (Residential Construction) - Dallas Area

AiWB•Dallas, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Data Technician is an onsite, entry-level role supporting AiWB’s technology-enabled residential construction model in the Dallas area. The technician serves as the physical “eyes” of the AiWB system by conducting standardized daily site walks, capturing and uploading accurate visual construction data, maintaining jobsite readiness, and supporting minor field tasks. Data collection is the primary responsibility and requires consistent execution, attention to detail, and operational discipline. This is not a traditional construction labor role. Field Data Technicians may perform minor safety, site-readiness, cosmetic, cleanup, temporary installation, and other non-trade-specific tasks, generally requiring less than 15 minutes. They must escalate larger or trade-specific issues to the appropriate Superintendent or construction leader. The role does not include mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural construction or repairs, or trade-specific work that could affect subcontractor warranties. The position is onsite at an active construction community. The typical schedule is Monday through Friday, with additional hours as business or construction needs require. The role is intended as an entry point into AiWB’s Homegrown development path, with high-performing employees potentially advancing into construction, project management, or other technology-enabled construction roles.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED preferred.
Strong reliability, consistency, and attention to detail.
Comfort learning and using mobile devices, cameras, tablets, applications, and other technology.
Ability to follow structured processes and complete repetitive tasks accurately.
Strong organizational and time-management skills.
Ability to work independently while also supporting a construction team.
Ability to recognize when an issue should be escalated rather than addressed independently.
Willingness to work outdoors and around active construction operations.
Ability to walk homes, construction sites, and uneven outdoor terrain for extended periods.
Ability to frequently stand, walk, bend, reach, and move throughout active construction areas.
Ability to lift or move items up to 50 pounds.
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Ability to safely operate assigned mobile devices, cameras, and field technology.
Ability to access, input, upload, and retrieve information using electronic devices.
Ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal English.

Nice To Haves

Prior trade or construction experience is helpful but not required.
Entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Conduct standardized daily site walks using cameras, tablets, mobile devices, and other technology.
Capture and upload clear, consistent, and timely visual documentation of homes, common areas, and site conditions.
Verify that required data has been uploaded successfully and is usable within AiWB systems.
Identify and report missing information, inconsistencies, or gaps in construction data.
Maintain a dedicated daily data-capture period focused on collecting and uploading construction information.
Open, access, and secure homes and units as required throughout the workday.
Maintain jobsite cleanliness, organization, accessibility, and safety in support of Closer. Cleaner. Safer. standards.
Perform minor field support and micro-tasks, including minor punch-list items, basic safety corrections, temporary installations, site preparation, and cleanup.
Identify larger construction or trade-specific issues and escalate them to the appropriate Superintendent or construction leader.
Support Builders and Superintendents with appropriate onsite operational needs while maintaining data-capture priorities.
Learn and use AiWB construction technology, applications, and field tools.
Provide observations and feedback that may improve field processes, data quality, and system effectiveness.
Maintain assigned equipment, including cameras, mobile devices, drones, robotic equipment, or other technology.
Perform daily end-of-day site walkthroughs to ensure homes are secure, equipment is stored, and the site is ready for the following day.
Follow established safety requirements and maintain awareness of active construction hazards.