Graduate Instructors for Water in the Sky Islands beginning Fall 2025 Posted July 2, 2025 |
Graduate Student Instructor Positions for AY2025-2026 Posted June 26, 2025 |
Water Whys Project: Undergraduate & Graduate Students Posted May 15, 2025- Applicants for the Fall 2025 semester will be accepted on a rolling basis from now until August 27 but space is limited, so APPLY NOW!
Target Group: Undergraduate and Graduate students Company: University of Arizona: Contact Sara Kobilka kobilka@arizona.edu with questions. Project website at: https://waterwhys.org/ Description: The Water Whys VIP (Vertically Integrated Project) at the University of Arizona is looking for students interested in how to communicate critical water issues to a broad audience. Our interdisciplinary team of students, scientists and graphic designers collaboratively design scientifically accurate graphics used on TV and social media by broadcast meteorologists and science communicators. Our latest project involves designing graphics and animations for the Tucson International Airport focused on weather safety for the millions of annual visitors. Participants register for a 1-credit independent study course (392a for undergraduates and 599 for graduates) each semester they participate and are encouraged to participate multiple semesters. Application Link: Apply using our Google Form https://forms.gle/M8t2tvmWG7Vt79q7A! During Fall 2025, mandatory group meetings will be held virtually Mondays and Fridays from 11am-noon with occasional in-person meetings (same time).
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Part-Time Water Conservation Specialist - Goodyear Posted June 27, 2025- Deadline: Seek immediate hire
- Undergraduate student (degree not required)
- WaterWise Consulting, Inc., based in California (job available in Goodyear and surrounding areas, e.g., Litchfield Park, Avondale and Phoenix.
- WaterWise seeks a part-time Water Conservation Specialist/Irrigation Technician to assist us with our water conservation programs in the Goodyear and surrounding areas. We are looking for ambitious candidates who can travel to different job sites as needed. The selected candidate will be responsible for performing water-use efficiency surveys and irrigation device retrofits at residential and commercial sites. Water-use efficiency surveys will be conducted electronically on a company provided tablet and reports will be e-mailed to the office each day. Irrigation device retrofits will include but may not be limited to installing sprinkler heads and timers. Desired Qualifications:
- Organized and outgoing personality with great communication and interpersonal skills and customer service orientation
- Knowledge of landscaping and irrigation systems and different types of plant materials
- Ability to perform basic landscape area measurements such as gathering accurate data and calculating the area of basic shapes
- Ability to perform routine irrigation system maintenance, repair, and upgrade
- Reliable transportation, proof of auto insurance, cell phone, internet access
- Bilingual in Spanish is a plus, but not required
- Work duties will also include providing advice to customers on their sprinkler systems and landscaping, so candidates should understand the basic principles and practices of landscape gardening and irrigation systems.
- Benefits & Perks: Pay Rate: $24.00 per hour. Part-Time employees are eligible for paid sick time, mileage reimbursement, and paid drive time.
- Application: If you would like to apply for this position, please e-mail your resume to: info@waterwise-consulting.com. Please put “Water Conservation Specialist – Goodyear, AZ” as the subject line of your e-mail. Questions? Contact Ajay Dhawan at: adhawan@waterwise-consulting.com
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Ecohydrology Undergraduate Field Research Technicians Posted June 24, 2025- Deadline to apply -- Now for immediate hire
- HAS undergraduates with emphasis in water
- USDA Agricultural Research Service, Southwest Watershed Research Center, at the Santa Rita Experimental Range approximately 1 hour south of Tucson
- The ARS seeks undergraduate research technicians to assist with field work (1-3 days per week) at a large-scale, interdisciplinary rainfall manipulation experiment on the Santa Rita Experimental Range, about 1 hour south of Tucson. The goal of the experiment is to understand how changes in seasonal rainfall patterns influence the structure and function of Sonoran Desert rangelands. Technicians assist with collection of data related to ecosystem carbon and water exchange and plant community composition. Transportation to and from the field site is provided. Field conditions are often challenging (extreme heat), but considerable efforts are made to keep people safe and healthy. This is a great opportunity to gain experience with a broad range of ecohydrology research. Wages/Hours: $19 per hour for up to 15-20 hours per week
- Application link: Please send your resume to Nate Pierce, Hydrologist, at nathan.pierce@usda.gov
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Water Resources Engineer/Water Resources Modeling Posted June 17, 2025- Deadline to file application July 7, 2025
- Water resources modelers just graduated with a entry-level experience up to those with 10+ years' experience
- State of California Department of Water Resources, Sacramento, Modeling Support Office: Join the Delta Modeling Section to shape water resources management of the State of California with your insight, knowledge, and modeling/data analysis skills! Be part of a team making real-world impact. In the Delta Modeling Section, you will work collaboratively under the guidance of senior engineers performing engineering activities related to the Delta such as:
- Helping to craft and execute studies involving Delta infrastructure, the environment, project operations, and climate change,
- Developing and improving numerical/statistical/mathematical/machine learning models, novel methods of analysis, and computer programs.
- We are looking for motivated engineers who are creative and enthusiastic to contribute to our mission and projects. Our work environment is collaborative and encourages technical and career growth.
- Desirable qualifications include:
- Solid knowledge of estuarine hydrodynamics and modeling, water quality, or biogeochemistry
- Experience with computer programming (Python, Fortran, R, C/C++, and scripting are particularly helpful)
- Experience in software development collaboration using Git and cloud computing
- Knowledge in data analysis, statistics, machine learning, and Geographical Information System (GIS)
- Experience in data processing and data visualization
- Strong written and verbal communication skills to explain complex technical information
- Application link: CalCareers - Job Posting: Engineer, Water Resources
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EXPIRED ¤ Summer Field Biologist-Biomonitor Posted June 11, 2025- Deadline now - for immediate hire/ASAP (position open now through August)
- Bachelor's degree or rising junior/senior undergraduate in wildlife biology, ecology, natural resources, or equivalent degree
- GeoSystems Analysis, Inc., consulting firm: New Mexico and Arizona
- Description: Field Biologists will conduct raptor and golden eagle nest monitoring and searches in the Southwest during construction activities to help avoid or minimize disturbance to the nest. Field biologists may also be tasked with conducting standardized surveys at operational wind facilities to document bird and bat fatalities, preconstruction wildlife clearance surveys (e.g., nesting birds, fossorial mammals), fixed-point avian use surveys, and other surveys as needed (e.g., botanical surveys). A successful candidate will be able to work independently and with other field staff in rural and/or remote locations, follow field survey protocols to ensure accurate and complete data collection, and demonstrate experience in the identification of western bird species by sight and sound. Travel is required for nest monitoring; biologists should expect to stay in locations for several nights during the season; hotels will be provided in nearby cities/towns located in close proximity to project areas. Work schedules may vary from week to week depending on project and seasonal workloads, but typically averages 30-40 hours weekly; may require shorter/longer work weeks depending on project needs and travel distances to and from project areas. Reliable transportation (4WD or SUV preferred) is required, along with binoculars, appropriate footwear, and proper clothing. If personal protective equipment (e.g., snake gaiters) is required, it will be provided by GSA. Additional Information: Mileage will be paid at the federal rate for personal vehicle use, including mileage accrued traveling to and from the Project; travel time is also paid. Per diem will be paid at the federal rate for any work-related travel. Additional field equipment (e.g., spotting scope, tablet) will be provided by GSA, if necessary. Housing is NOT provided.
- Application link: https://jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=88102
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EXPIRED ¤ Junior Specialist Hydro-Ecology of Montane Streams and Meadows (3 positions) Posted Feb 24, 2025- Deadline Re-Open Position Date 2/7/2025, Next Review Date 2/22/2025 at 11:59 pm PDT (apply by this date for full consideration), Final Review Date June 30, 2025 at 11:59 pm PDT (applications considered after 2/22 only if positions have not been filled)
- For those who hold a Bachelor’s degree in ecology, biology, environmental studies, or related field
- Company: University of California-Davis, Center for Watershed Sciences, Davis, California
- Description: The Center for Watershed Sciences at UC Davis is hiring 3 additional Junior Specialists in Hydro-Ecology of Montane Streams and Meadows (Recruit #2).
- Application Link: Full details for this position here. Applicants who applied for the original posting but didn't get a response should re-apply to the updated posting. Apply link is here.
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EXPIRED ¤ CAP Award for Water Research Re-Posted May 26, 2025- Application deadline June 1 - deadline coming up soon!
- The CAP Award is available to graduate and undergraduate students at any college, university or trade school in the State of Arizona.
- Agency: Central Arizona Project, Phoenix, Arizona
- Description: Research submitted for this award should focus specifically on water issues that affect central and southern Arizona and the Colorado River. Papers can focus on legal, economic, political, environmental, or water management issues, as well as any other issue that might be of interest to CAP or Arizona water users. Papers should represent original, unpublished work produced primarily by the students(s) and not exceed 25 pages (inclusive of references and supporting attachments). Suggested topics but not limited to:
- Application Link: If you would like to submit the entry form, the complete paper and a one page abstract electronically, please complete the form here (scroll to bottom of page). Submissions for the CAP Award for Water Research are accepted anytime during a given year. The deadline for submissions is June 1. Submissions are reviewed by a committee comprised of a member of CAP’s popularly elected Board of Directors, CAP staff members and CAP water customers. All applicants are notified of the results of their applications through electronic correspondence.
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EXPIRED ¤ Arizona Department of Water Resources Internship Posted May 23, 2025- Application deadline -- seeking immediate hire (apply NOW)
- Target Group: Junior and senior level undergraduates and graduate students in Hydrology
- Agency: Arizona Department of Water Resources
- Description: The job will focus mainly on creating conceptual models and learning how to convert them to MODFLOW/FloPy.
- Application Link: Apply here
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EXPIRED ¤ Arizona Hydrological Society Transboundary Scholarship Posted May 22, 2025- Application deadline 5/30/2025
- Target Group: Undergraduate or graduate student in an Arizona university or college who is pursuing study focused on a hydrology or water resources management topic in the context of Arizona-Mexico transboundary issues
- Sponsor: Arizona Hydrological Society-Tucson Chapter
- Description: The research must demonstrate active engagement with professors, researchers, water managers and/or other students based in both Arizona and Mexico. Binational engagement is an essential component of this scholarship program for Arizona-Mexico transboundary hydrological and water management matters. The scholarship will be $2000 for the 2025-2026 academic year to be awarded at the fall AHS Annual Symposium.
- Application link: See the link for details. In addition to the one-page application form, you must also include an application letter that describes your interests/career goals in the relevant scholarship topic AND your financial need, your resume, unofficial transcripts, and at least one confidential recommendation letter. The 2025 awards will be presented at the annual AHS Symposium Friday luncheon to be held on October 3, 2025 at the Wekopa Golf Resort in Fort McDowell, AZ (near Scottsdale).
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EXPIRED ¤ GIS Supervisor Posted May 21, 2025- Application deadline 5/26/2025 11:59 PM Arizona
- Target Group: Applicants for this position should have a BS degree in GIS, Geography, Urban Planning, or closely related field, and a minimum of five (5) years’ experience in planning, GIS, engineering, or closely related field, and two (2) years supervisory experience. A Master's degree in a job related field may substitute for two (2) of the non-supervisory work experience.
- Agency: Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC)
- Description: SRPMIC seeks a GIS Supervisor to lead a great team and advance our program. Located in Scottsdale, AZ, the centralized GIS team provides spatial decision support throughout the Tribal Government. Design, manages and oversees the development, implementation and oversight of all enterprise Geographic Information Systems (GIS) operations, including database management and administration, data development, system administration, technical consulting, training and marketing within cross-functional departments. Supervises and trains staff in the collection, production, and maintenance of databases for all GIS products and services. This job class is treated as FSLA exempt. NOTE: This is an office/onsite position. This position is not eligible for H1-B Visa Sponsorship.
- Application Link: For details (essential tasks, skills, certification, duties, benefits) and to apply, see the SRPMIC link
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EXPIRED ¤ Hydrogeologist or Environmental Scientist at Strata Geosciences Posted May 12, 2025- Application deadline: Open now until filled
- For M.S. OR a highly qualified undergraduate in hydrogeology, geology, environmental science, environmental engineering, or related field with 1-3 years' experience working in the water resources or environmental consulting industry
- Company: Strata Geosciences, Seattle, Washington - job opportunity in the Puget Sound area and throughout the state of Washington
Description: Strata Geosciences is seeking to hire a Hydrogeologist or Environmental Scientist to work on a diverse range of projects and assist our team with both field and office tasks. Tasks will likely include borehole drilling observation; aquifer test supervision and analysis; compliance and investigative groundwater and soil sampling; groundwater and soil quality evaluations; investigation design; and general data collection, review, analysis, and reporting. You will work as part of a team and also have opportunities to execute tasks independently. We will provide appropriate training and mentorship to assist you in your journey towards professional qualifications and licensure and support you in developing your career in the way that best suits your skills and aspirations. Details at:
- Application link: If you are interested in learning more please visit their website at www.stratageosciences.com. To apply, please email a letter of interest and resume to HR@stratageosciences.com.
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EXPIRED ¤ Doctoral Research Assistant, Bayesian merging of local and global hydrological forecasting Posted May 6, 2025 |
EXPIRED ¤ RISE Outreach and Event Coordinator Intern Posted May 2, 2025- Deadline: May 19, 2025
- Company Name & Location: Resilience Interships and Students Experiences (RISE) Community Gardens of Tucson
- Description: RISE seeks applications for an Outreach and Event Coordinator intern who will assist CGT with community engagement and event planning efforts. The role will involve both administrative and creative tasks aimed at strengthening CGT’s presence in the community. The intern will work 15 to 20 hours/week at $18/hour.
- Application Link: View full details and instructions to apply here. Interested students should email Brittany Guerrero at Brittany@communitygardensoftucson.org with the subject line “RISE Internship Application – CGT.”
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EXPIRED ¤ Doctoral Student Data Management Ambassador Posted May 1, 2025- Deadline: May 16, 2025 at 11:59 pm
- Company Name & Location: The University Libraries Graduate Student Data Management Ambassador Program invests in transforming University of Arizona PhD students into the next generation of leaders who will make an impact on their academic community.
Description: Through our program, which is specifically focused on the National Institutes of Health Data Management and Sharing Policy, library mentors will help you become a champion in advancing Data Management & Sharing Plan (DMSP) literacy across campus. Your work as a Data Management & Sharing Ambassador will focus on: - building a culture of DMSP literacy at your college/department
- providing resources, training, and support to researchers at your college/department
- developing customized programs that cater to the specific needs of your college/department
Ambassadors will receive: - A $2,500 stipend for an academic year commitment ($1,250 each semester)
- Training and support to foster DMSP literacy
- An incredible opportunity to contribute to the success of data management practices at the University of Arizona
- Application Link: Get more information and apply to the program here
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EXPIRED ¤ Summer 2025 Research Assistant Posted April 30, 2025- Deadline: May 12, 2025
- Request for applications from University of Arizona Upper Undergraduates and Graduate Students
- Company Name & Location: The Arizona Tri-University Recharge and Water Reliability Project (ATUR) is hiring student research assistants for Summer 2025 (June 2025 through August 2025, 10 to 30 hours per week) as part of a new hiring cluster focused on mapping and analyzing water capture and recharge opportunities across the state.
- Description: ATUR is looking for students interested in applying science to real-world water challenges through the announcement of two hiring clusters
- Cluster 1: Developing engaging ArcGIS Story Maps
- Cluster 2: Conducting GIS-based suitability analyses
Students will be housed within the Arizona Institute for Resilience (AIR), and work with researchers from U of A, ASU, and NAU. Exceptional performance may lead to continued opportunities into the 2025–2026 academic year. |
EXPIRED ¤ Engineering Associate-Hydrology (Multiple Positions Available) Posted April 25, 2025- Deadline: May 8, 2025 at 11:59 pm
- For soon-to-graduate undergraduate & graduate students in Hydrology OR recently graduated students
- Company Name & Location Tucson Water, Source Water Division Field Unit, City of Tucson
- Description Tucson Water just posted a vacant Hydrology Engineering Association position with the Source Water Division field unit. The EAs are responsible for collecting, processing, and analyzing field data, including water levels and groundwater samples, among other duties. The position offers plenty of hands-on experience and the opportunity to further their skills in hydrogeology and learn more about how the utility works. I understand there will be 2-3 openings. I'm happy to answer any questions regarding the position.
- Application Link City of Tucson, Tucson Talent Website - Applicants are required to submit a resume and cover letter answering a set of questions; if these requirements are not met, the application will be automatically rejected. SEE THE WEBSITE for 1) the application APPLY link, 2) application special instructions, 3) list of questions to be answered in the cover letter, 4) specific job description, duties, and responsibilities, 5) working conditions, 6) minimum qualifications, 7) background check, and 8) other details about employment eligibility.
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EXPIRED ¤ Summer Internship at CMG Drainage Engineering, Inc. Posted April 16, 2025 |
EXPIRED ¤ Fully-Remote Research and Technology Internships (2 positions) Posted March 31, 2025- Deadline Positions open until filled (apply immediately)
- For students pursuing BS or MS degrees in Physics, Atmospheric Science, Applied Mathematics, Data Science, or a related field
- Company Name & Location AEM Inc., positions fully remote (however, one position remote + British Columbia, Canada)
- Description AEM is an environmental technology company that specializes in helping organizations and communities survive and thrive in the face of escalating environmental risks. Hydrologists are valuable to such companies, as they can provide hydrologic modeling, and knowledge of surface water and groundwater resources. Atmospheric scientists and meteorologists are also valuable, as they help manage weather-related risks and optimize operations through accurate weather forecasting and climate modeling.
- Application Link Position #1: Research and Development Intern (Summer 2025) Fully Remote & British Columbia, Canada and Position #2 Research and Development Intern (Summer 2025) Fully Remote
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EXPIRED ¤ CIWRO Research Associate/Scientist Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Applications for High-Impact Weather Research Posted March 18, 2025- Deadline Applications will be accepted until the position has been filled (apply immediately)
- For MS or PHD students who have completed degrees in meteorology, geography, or a related area
- Company Name & Location The University of Oklahoma, National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL), Norman, Oklahoma
Description The Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations (CIWRO) at The University of Oklahoma is currently seeking a Research Associate or Research Scientist to collaborate with scientists at the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) in Norman, Oklahoma, on developing methods and applications for uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) for high-impact weather. This position focuses on developing best practices and methods for creating, processing, and analyzing high-resolution imagery from UAS and other airborne platforms (e.g., satellites) for land-surface assessment for a variety of geophysical applications. The position is connected to the Developmental Research and Engineering for Applied Meteorology (DREAM) team based at CIWRO in Norman, Oklahoma, within the National Weather Center (NWC). See the attached for full details about the Duties of the position, the Minimum qualifications required, Areas of Expertise to be considered, and Other employment details:
- Application Link Applications should be sent to ciwro-careers@ou.edu, “Attn: BL UAS Science,” and include a cover letter, the applicant’s curriculum vitae, and names and contact information of three references. The cover letter must highlight the applicant’s relevant qualifications and expertise as well as how they can contribute to the team. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. The starting date is negotiable.
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