Engineer, Assistant (Engineering Conservation & Water Oprtion Unit)

Imperial Irrigation District; Imperial (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Imperial Irrigation District in Imperial, California seeks a professional water resources engineer to support the district’s water conservation programs. Under general direction, you will plan and design resources projects and contribute to long-range water supply strategies.

Qualifications include a civil/agriculture/irrigation engineering degree or an engineering degree with four years' water resources experience and an Engineer-in-Training certificate.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree with a major in civil, agriculture, irrigation engineering or related field, or equivalent combination.
• Associate’s degree with an engineering major plus four years water resources engineering and planning experience.
• Engineering-In-Training Certificate is required.
• Veteran's Preference for external applicants.
• Negative drug test is required.

Responsibilities

• Perform professional water resources engineering and planning work for the district’s water conservation programs.
• Handle other duties as assigned under general direction.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in civil, agriculture, irrigation engineering or related field

Engineering-In-Training Certificate

Associate’s degree with an engineering major + four years water resources engineering and planning experience

Job description

Under general direction, performs professional water resources engineering and planning work for the district’s water conservation programs. Performs other duties as assigned.

Bachelor’s degree with a major in civil, agriculture, irrigation engineering or related field; OR Associate’s degree with a major in engineering and four years of water resources engineering and planning experience and Engineering-In-Training Certificate is required.

Veteran's Preference (External Applicants Only): Submit DD form 214 or other evidence of veterans' status by the job posting deadline.

A negative drug test is required as a condition of employment.