Utah Division of Water Resources

Our team continues to grow! This dynamic role offers the exciting opportunity to shape the future of the state’s water resources through the production of the State Water Plan. Producing this plan will require collaborating with agency and community leaders, facilitating impactful discussions on water management, and transforming complex data and concepts into clear and engaging insights for various audiences. If you're passionate about contributing to Utah’s water future, are well organized, and a skilled communicator, this could be the role for you. https://lnkd.in/gwkBgkYd

We're in search of a talented engineer to join our Water Optimization Section! If you're passionate about tackling Utah's water challenges with a mix of collaboration and innovation, we want to hear from you. In this role, you'll dive into interstate water quality issues, working hand-in-hand with various agencies and our neighboring states. Plus, you'll be supporting the state-sponsored Agricultural Water Optimization Program, bringing your technical and engineering expertise to the table for both current and future projects. And did we mention the job is based in the beautiful Salt Lake City? If this sounds like your kind of adventure, see the full job announcement and apply here: https://lnkd.in/g45jimbn

Another new position in our division! Interested in conservation, landscape incentives and helping guide others? Check out this seasonal position.

We're in search of two seasonal Water Conservation Technicians to help with the Landscape Incentive Program and other conservation programs and activities. This is a flexible, seasonal position that will likely run through the fall. The position requires at least 24 hours of work per week, with the flexibility to allow up to 40 hours, based on your availability and the program needs. Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/dSJEt7V6

Ready to dive into water law to help us protect the state’s most precious resource? The Office of the Attorney General's Natural Resources Division has an exciting, immediate opening for an attorney to represent the Utah Division of Water Resources. In this dynamic role, you’ll get to assist in a variety of legal matters involving state water resources, water storage and conveyance facilities, water conservation programs and the preservation of the Great Salt Lake. Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/gMguPaC6

We're looking for a talented engineer to join our Water Optimization Section! If you're passionate about tackling Utah's water challenges with a mix of collaboration and innovation, we want to hear from you. In this role, you'll dive into interstate water quality issues, working hand-in-hand with various agencies and our neighboring states. Plus, you'll be supporting the state-sponsored Agricultural Water Optimization Program, bringing your technical and engineering expertise to the table for both current and future projects. And did we mention the job is based in the beautiful Salt Lake City? If this sounds like your kind of adventure, see the full job announcement and apply here: https://lnkd.in/grqyXUxT

We're in search of a Financial Analyst to join our team in Salt Lake City. This role involves managing accounts payable and receivable, federal billing, administrative support and other financial operations. Depending on experience, this position could be filled as a Financial Analyst I, II or III. We offer comprehensive health and retirement benefits, along with generous paid time off to support a healthy work-life balance. Apply now to become an essential member of our team and make a meaningful impact on Utah's water resources management: https://lnkd.in/g4evyhJ8?

Want to help lead the charge in water conservation in Utah? Do you have strong program management, communication and organizational skills? You could be the ideal candidate for the newly vacant role of Water Conservation Coordinator! Join our team and make a difference by managing the landscape incentive (grass replacement) program. Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/3vby98K

We’re always singing the praises of the handy smart irrigation controller because we’ve seen firsthand how it saves water and takes the guesswork out of lawn watering. But now there’s a new study published by Utah researchers that shows how smart controllers reduce water demand by up to 40%. See it in the post! And get a rebate for a smart controller here: https://lnkd.in/gmaYytCi

We're hiring! If you're an engineer with an interest in helping plan for #Utah’s future water needs, we want to hear from you. The water resources engineer in this position will develop and maintain surface water models, assist with Great Salt Lake modeling, develop water-use projections for municipal and industrial water use and more. See the vacancy here: https://bit.ly/3vpUkYv