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Water Resources Engineer Jobs

Current water resources engineer openings from employer career sites, with state and city breakdowns, disclosed pay and license requirements.

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There are 62 open water resources engineer jobs on the board right now, from 15 employers in 21 states. Of these, 14 are entry-level, 23 require a PE license and 13 ask for an EIT.

MEDIAN RANGE MIDPOINT$96,557Across disclosed ranges, annualized
DISCLOSED PAY RANGE$45,760–$200,000Lowest to highest advertised
POSTINGS WITH PAY21 of 62Water resources engineer salary insights →
WAT / 36AA2 Verified Nov 4
New Orleans, LAWater ResourcesPE requiredOn-site

Civil Engineer opportunity with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in New Orleans, LA, focused on water resources work.

$99,402–$129,225/year
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WAT / BAC1D Verified Nov 4
Colorado Springs, COWater ResourcesNo license requiredOn-site

Engineer (Rail Water Resources) opportunity with Olsson in Colorado Springs, CO, focused on water resources work.

$83,000–$120,000/year
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WAT / AA4B0 Verified Nov 4
Lincoln, NEWater ResourcesNo license requiredOn-site

Engineer (Rail Water Resources) opportunity with Olsson in Lincoln, NE, focused on water resources work.

Salary disclosed on application
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WAT / 30E47 Verified Nov 4
Punta Gorda, FLWater ResourcesNo license requiredOn-site

Senior Civil CAD Technician opportunity with Apex Companies in Punta Gorda, FL, focused on water resources work.

Salary disclosed on application
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Water Resources Engineer Jobs: common questions

How many water resources engineer jobs are open right now?

62 current openings from 15 employers across 21 states. The list updates as employers add and close postings.

How much do water resources engineer jobs pay?

21 of the 62 current postings disclose pay. Their advertised ranges run from $45,760 to $200,000 a year, with a median range midpoint of $96,557. Hourly ranges are annualized at 2,080 hours. This reflects current postings, not a compensation survey. See water resources engineer salary insights →

Where are the most water resources engineer jobs?

Right now the most openings are in Washington (7), Oregon (6) and Colorado (5). By city, Boise, ID (3), Lincoln, NE (3) and Tualatin, OR (3) lead the list.

Do water resources engineer jobs require a PE license?

Of the current postings, 23 require a PE license, 13 ask for an EIT, and 26 list no license requirement. Check each employer posting for the exact requirement and state.

Are there entry-level water resources engineer jobs?

Yes. 14 of the 62 current openings are entry-level. Browse entry-level civil engineering jobs →

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