JOB POSTING
Company & Role
San Diego County Water Authority
Engineer I/II
Location Type
Experience Level
No Experience
Pay Range
Hourly
$
48,000
-
$
75,000
OVERVIEW
Employer | Position | Job ID | Location Type | Experience Level | Pay Type | Min ($) | Max ($) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
San Diego County Water Authority | Engineer I/II | Engineer I/II | In-Person | No Experience | Hourly | 48,000 | 75,000 |
LOCATION
JOB DESCRIPTION
Salary Information
Engineer I: $48.65 - $65.43 per hour ($101,189.92 - $136,088.16 annual)
Engineer II: $56.42 - $75.86 per hour ($117,349.44 - $157,820.00 annual)
This position may be filled at either level, depending on candidate qualifications.
The Engineer I/II plays a key role in supporting the design, development, and delivery of critical regional water infrastructure projects that serve more than 3 million residents across San Diego County.
In this role, the engineer will work on a variety of engineering tasks while developing skills and experience. Responsibilities may include preparing engineering plans and specifications, developing cost estimates, writing technical reports, running hydraulic models, and supporting pipeline and facility design efforts. The position also involves field work, collaboration with construction teams, review of design details, and ensuring that projects are built to the highest standards.
Engineers in this role work closely with multidisciplinary teams, including design engineers, construction staff, environmental specialists, right of way experts, and partner agencies. Together, they help move projects from concept to construction while supporting both capital improvement efforts and day to day operational needs.
Candidates who enjoy solving real world engineering challenges, pay close attention to detail, and want to contribute to reliable, safe, and innovative water infrastructure will find this opportunity rewarding. The role is part of a team that values collaboration, growth, and service to the region.
QUALIFICATIONS
Engineer I
A Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a degree in civil engineering or related field.
Engineer II
A Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a degree in civil engineering or related field supplemented by three years of responsible civil engineering experience, including one year in public water/utility design and construction. An Engineer In Training (E.I.T.) certificate is required.
