WATER RESOURCES / MID

Civil Engineer (Hydraulics)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · Savannah, GA

$89,508–$116,362/yearApply at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ↗Original listing: USAJOBS · Verification standardsNever pay to apply or share bank details before an offer. How to spot job scams

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Civil Engineer (Hydraulics) opportunity with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Savannah, GA, focused on water resources work.

Responsibilities

  • Perform professional engineering work to develop one or more of the major features of a Hydraulic, Hydrologic, and/or Coastal/Navigation Engineering project.
  • Apply generalized knowledge of civil engineering. Utilizes CAD design systems for detailed CAD drawing and design work.
  • Plan, monitor, coordinate, and technically review the Hydrology, Hydraulic and Coastal Engineering work accomplished by A-E firms under contract to ensure technical adequacy and feasibility.
  • Prepare the hydrology portion of reconnaissance and other technical reports relative to the H and H design of a specific project.
  • Recommends the establishment of additional rainfall, river stage and discharge collection stations, levee and channel surveys, aerial photography and other data as necessary for use in future proposed hydrologic studies.

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Source verified through the USAJOBS Search API, the federal government's official job site, on November 14, 2026.

Role overview

Civil Engineer (Hydraulics) opportunity with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Savannah, GA, focused on water resources work. The work may include stormwater, drainage, hydraulic or hydrologic analysis, permitting, and resilient infrastructure design. This is a mid-level opportunity. Review the original employer listing for the complete responsibilities, education, experience, schedule, benefits, and application requirements.

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