Jobs at Bureau of Reclamation
What Bureau of Reclamation does
The United States Bureau of Reclamation is a federal agency under the United States Department of the Interior that oversees water resource management in the United States, specifically as applied to the oversight and operation of the diversion, delivery, and storage projects that it has built throughout the western United States for irrigation, water supply, and attendant hydroelectric power generation.
Source: Wikipedia, “Bureau of Reclamation” (CC BY-SA). Not written by PivotHop.What it is hiring for
| Occupation | Live roles |
|---|---|
| Civil Engineer | 4 |
| Electrical Engineer | 2 |
| Electrician | 2 |
| Mechanical Engineer | 2 |
| Facilities Manager | 1 |
What Bureau of Reclamation pays, from its postings
11 of its 11 live postings state a salary. Only those are counted; nothing is estimated for the ones that stay silent. Figures are annual, as posted.
By role
| Role | State pay | Posted pay |
|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineer | 4 | $132k to $165k* |
Middle half of posted pay where five or more postings state it; marked rows show the posted minimum and maximum of three or four postings.
Latest openings
Bureau of Reclamation's live postings on this board, freshest first. Apply at the source.
Electrical Engineer Series at Bureau of ReclamationBoise, Idaho$75k–$116k3d agoApply- Electrician at Bureau of ReclamationEstes Park, Colorado$120k1w agoApply
- Mechanical Engineer at Bureau of ReclamationLakewood, Colorado$133k–$161k1w agoApply
- Electrician Power Systems SubOperator at Bureau of ReclamationHungry Horse, Montana$109k–$118k1w agoApply
- Supervisory Mechanical Engineer at Bureau of ReclamationLakewood, Colorado$147k–$182k2w agoApply
- Electrical Engineer at Bureau of ReclamationMultiple Locations$100k–$127k2w agoApply
- CIVIL ENGINEER at Bureau of ReclamationLakewood, Colorado$133k–$161k3w agoApply
- Civil Engineer (Hydrologic)/Hydrologist at Bureau of ReclamationSacramento, California$118k–$161kAug 14Apply
- Direct Hiring Authority - Supervisory Civil Engineer at Bureau of ReclamationYakima, Washington$118k–$145kAug 3Apply
- Facility Manager at Bureau of ReclamationDutch John, Utah$106k–$138kJul 28Apply
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Quick answers
What does Bureau of Reclamation do?
The United States Bureau of Reclamation is a federal agency under the United States Department of the Interior that oversees water resource management in the United States, specifically as applied to the oversight and operation of the diversion, delivery, and storage projects that it has built throughout the western United States for irrigation, water supply, and attendant hydroelectric power generation. That description comes from Wikipedia. What we add is the live picture: right now Bureau of Reclamation has 11 open roles on our board, mostly in engineering.
How many open roles does Bureau of Reclamation have?
Bureau of Reclamation has 11 open roles on our board right now, and the list refreshes every night. The newest one went up Sep 8. Most of them are civil engineer roles (4); the full breakdown by occupation is in the table above.
Does Bureau of Reclamation hire remote?
Not at the moment. None of Bureau of Reclamation’s 11 open roles are marked fully remote; they name a city or say on-site. That can change with the nightly refresh, so it is worth checking back.
What does Bureau of Reclamation pay?
11 of Bureau of Reclamation’s 11 open roles state a salary. Across those, the middle half of posted pay runs from $114k to $147k a year, with $132k in the middle. The role it states pay for most often is civil engineer: 4 postings, posted between $132k and $165k. We do not guess for postings that stay silent, so read this as what Bureau of Reclamation is publicly offering right now, not a company-wide average.
Computed nightly from Bureau of Reclamation’s live postings on re-displayable sources. Nothing on this page is self-reported by the company, and PivotHop is not affiliated with it; each opening links out to apply at the original posting.