The Hydraulic Research Engineer conducts erosion tests and data analysis, prepares technical reports, and may design hydraulic testing equipment.

The Engineering Technician assists in the design and implementation of conservation practices, conducts surveys, develops drawings, and ensures compliance with construction specifications.

Provide engineering assistance for USDA NRCS, including design, project site evaluation, construction inspection, and project documentation.

The Engineering Technician supports conservation practices through site evaluations, engineering design, construction inspections, and project documentation for USDA NRCS.

The Expert Technician will assist engineers in conducting research projects related to highway structures, focusing on testing, equipment maintenance, and data analysis.

The Engineering Technician supports NRCS by providing engineering assistance, designing practices, preparing drawings, and conducting construction inspections.

The Hydraulic Research Engineer will conduct erosion tests on cohesive soils, analyze data, and prepare technical publications, focusing on hydraulics and civil engineering.

The Engineering Technician provides engineering assistance, prepares drawings, conducts surveys, inspects construction projects, and ensures compliance with regulations.

The Engineering Technician supports USDA NRCS by providing engineering assistance for conservation practices, designing, and inspecting projects, and collaborating with stakeholders.

The Engineering Technician will support NRCS by providing engineering assistance, conducting surveys, preparing drawings, inspecting projects, and ensuring compliance with specifications.

Provide GIS support, develop databases, conduct QA/QC, engage in outreach, and support data standardization efforts. Requires teamwork and problem-solving skills.