Jobs at Natural Resources Conservation Service
What Natural Resources Conservation Service does
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), formerly known as the Soil Conservation Service (SCS), is an agency of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) that provides technical assistance to farmers and other private landowners and managers.
Source: Wikipedia, “Natural Resources Conservation Service” (CC BY-SA). Not written by PivotHop.What it is hiring for
| Occupation | Live roles |
|---|---|
| Civil Engineer | 4 |
| Cartographer | 1 |
What Natural Resources Conservation Service pays, from its postings
5 of its 5 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 | $103k to $150k* |
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
Natural Resources Conservation Service's live postings on this board, freshest first. Apply at the source.
CARTOGRAPHER at Natural Resources Conservation ServiceChampaign, Illinois$90k–$116k2w agoApply- Supervisory Civil Engineer (State Conservation Engineer) at Natural Resources Conservation ServiceDavis, California$118k–$181k2w agoApply
- Civil Engineer (Area Engineer) at Natural Resources Conservation ServiceMultiple Locations$90k–$116kJul 28Apply
- CIVIL ENGINEER/AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER at Natural Resources Conservation ServiceMissoula, Montana$90k–$116kJul 14Apply
- CIVIL ENGINEER / AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER at Natural Resources Conservation ServiceLocation Negotiable After Selection$90k–$136kJul 8Apply
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Quick answers
What does Natural Resources Conservation Service do?
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), formerly known as the Soil Conservation Service (SCS), is an agency of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) that provides technical assistance to farmers and other private landowners and managers. That description comes from Wikipedia. What we add is the live picture: right now Natural Resources Conservation Service has 5 open roles on our board, mostly in engineering.
How many open roles does Natural Resources Conservation Service have?
Natural Resources Conservation Service has 5 open roles on our board right now, and the list refreshes every night. The newest one went up Aug 31. Most of them are civil engineer roles (4); the full breakdown by occupation is in the table above.
Does Natural Resources Conservation Service hire remote?
Not at the moment. None of Natural Resources Conservation Service’s 5 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 Natural Resources Conservation Service pay?
5 of Natural Resources Conservation Service’s 5 open roles state a salary. Across those, the middle half of posted pay runs from $103k to $113k a year, with $103k in the middle. The role it states pay for most often is civil engineer: 4 postings, posted between $103k and $150k. We do not guess for postings that stay silent, so read this as what Natural Resources Conservation Service is publicly offering right now, not a company-wide average.
Computed nightly from Natural Resources Conservation Service’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.