Water Resources Technician I/II – Groundwater & Field Analysis

American Water Works Association; California; Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Marina Coast Water District invites applications for Water Resources Technician I/II, supporting groundwater monitoring, field data collection, sampling, and data analysis on the Central Coast of California. The District manages water resources, plans, and projects to ensure sustainable water services and compliance with regulatory requirements.

The role involves coordinating with consultants and agencies, preparing reports, and assisting with procurement and project management to advance water

Qualifications

• 60 semester units of college coursework including the fundamentals of engineering, hydrology, groundwater, and water resources management.
• One year of experience performing data collection, environmental monitoring, sample collection, recordkeeping, data analysis, or related technical work.
• A bachelor's degree may be substituted for up to two years of the required experience.

Responsibilities

• Supports groundwater monitoring and field data collection, water quality sampling, and monitoring of well infrastructure projects.
• Assists with preparation of resource plans and reports, annual reports, and periodic evaluations.
• Coordinates with consultants, contractors, laboratories, and partner agencies on multi-agency water resources projects.
• Analyzes hydrologic and water quality data and prepares technical reports.
• Assists with procurement and project management for water resources programs.

Education

Bachelor's degree in hydrology, engineering, environmental science, or a related field

Job description

Marina Coast Water District invites applications for Water Resources Technician I/II, supporting groundwater monitoring, field data collection, sampling, and data analysis on the Central Coast of California. The District manages water resources, plans, and projects to ensure sustainable water services and compliance with regulatory requirements.

The role involves coordinating with consultants and agencies, preparing reports, and assisting with procurement and project management to advance water