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Hydrology

Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)

Hydrology is the scientific study of water's movement, distribution, and quality across the Earth, including precipitation, groundwater, rivers, and watersheds. Hydrologists apply this knowledge to manage water resources, predict floods and droughts, and inform infrastructure and environmental policy decisions. The field is essential to civil engineering, environmental science, agriculture, and climate research, particularly as water scarcity and extreme weather become growing global concerns.

Hydrology in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE (TECHNICAL) (Part-Time/Intermittent)

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Part-time · Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job), United States · $74 – $100 / hour

This role involves serving as a technical member of three-person licensing boards that decide nuclear regulatory matters, including hearings on new reactors, license renewals, and facility modifications. It suits experts in engineering, science, or related fields with deep technical knowledge who can independently evaluate complex evidence and write persuasive decisions in an adjudicatory setting.

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LEAD INTERDISCIPLINARY

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Sacramento, CA · $117,984 – $160,638

This is a federal civil engineer or hydrologist role leading a team responsible for managing the Water Control Data System and supporting water resource missions. The position involves coordinating team efforts, overseeing data systems, and managing contractor relationships for hydrologic and meteorologic projects.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

Stanley Consultants

Water Resources Engineer

Stanley Consultants

Full-time · Minneapolis, MN · $94,100 – $120,875

Stanley Consultants seeks a licensed Civil Engineer to lead water resources projects focused on hydraulic analysis, flood risk reduction, and infrastructure design across national and global clients. This role suits experienced engineers ready to mentor junior staff and advance toward project management or leadership responsibilities.

Listed on Stanley Consultants’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Roles that use Hydrology

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