WATER RESOURCES / ENTRY

Engineering Technician (Civil)

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · Vicksburg, MS

$74,678–$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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Engineering Technician (Civil) opportunity with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Vicksburg, MS, focused on water resources work.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinates the development of statements of work; interfaces with and informs relevant stakeholders; and receives program and project assignments with general statements of objectives and expected results.
  • Proceeds on own initiative to develop detailed work plans and carry assignments to completion.
  • Reviews program- and project-related issues and takes initiative to develop and provide solutions.
  • Makes extensive use of literature and record material pertinent to the work and draws heavily upon own knowledge, experience, and judgment.
  • Analyzes test data and reports results, making recommendations and drawing conclusions as appropriate.
  • Performs duties such as directing and reviewing project work, preparing cost estimates, and preparing progress reports, as necessary.
  • Prepares and/or assists in preparing interim and final technical reports of work performed.

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Source verified through the USAJOBS Search API, the federal government's official job site, on November 4, 2026.

Role overview

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

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