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El Dorado Irrigation District (CA)

Engineering Technician I/II

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A Civil Engineering Technician works with civil engineers on large public construction and infrastructure projects such as roads, buildings, bridges or utilities. Assists with preparation and review of blueprints and plans, site inspections, meeting design specifications, developing cost estimates and preparing project reports.

$77,961 / year median in California

+6% projected growth

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Job Description

Are you ready to put your Right-of-Way and GIS expertise to work protecting one of the Sierra foothills' most vital resources? The El Dorado Irrigation District (EID) is seeking a detail-driven, tech-savvy Engineering Technician I/II to join our Engineering team. This is an outstanding opportunity to contribute to meaningful public infrastructure work — from capital improvement projects to real property research — in a District that delivers water, wastewater, recycled water, and hydroelectric services to communities across El Dorado County. While this position is supported by the full class specification below, the hiring team is specifically seeking candidates whose backgrounds shine in the following two areas: Right-of-Way Experience Our ideal candidate brings hands-on experience in right-of-way and real property work, including: Researching public records to determine real property ownership, rights, assessments, liens, and encumbrances Reviewing and verifying the accuracy of legal descriptions contained in easements and property acquisition documents Supporting property transactions involving the acquisition and relinquishment of real property Interpreting maps, plans, and common descriptions of real property Responding to right-of-way inquiries from staff, the public, land developers, real estate professionals, and outside agencies GIS Experience We are equally excited to see candidates with strong geographic information systems skills, including: Building, updating, and maintaining GIS databases according to established policies and procedures Using GIS software to analyze spatial and tabular data and produce informational maps and exhibits Creating and correcting data sets, digital data layers, and spatial overlays Producing District maps using CAD and GIS, including updating utility schematics from as-built drawings Preparing polished graphic presentations for reports and visual displays If your experience aligns with one — or ideally both — of these areas, we strongly encourage you to highlight it prominently in your application materials.
WHY JOIN EID?
Meaningful work: Your maps, research, and analysis directly support the infrastructure that serves thousands of homes, farms, and businesses.
Growth built in:
This position is flexibly staffed. Engineering Technician I incumbents can advance to the II level as they demonstrate the full range of journey-level duties.
Variety every day:
Split your time between technical office work — drafting, mapping, records research — and field work, including surveying and project staking.
THE POSITION AT A GLANCE
Under supervision, the Engineering Technician I/II performs technical field and office duties involving surveying, drafting, mapping, real property interests, and related activities. The position receives supervision from the Engineering Manager and technical and functional direction from the GIS Analyst. Engineering Technician I is the entry level in the series — ideal for candidates building directly related experience — while Engineering Technician II is the journey level, assigned the full range of duties with only occasional instruction as new or unique situations arise. Education (both levels): Equivalent to completion of an Associate's degree with coursework in mathematics, drafting, CAD, GIS, engineering, or a related field
Experience:
None required at the I level; two years of responsible experience similar to Engineering Technician I with EID for the II level
License:
Possession of, or ability to obtain, a valid California driver's license at the time of appointment (individuals who do not meet this requirement due to physical disability will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis) The complete class specification for Engineering Technician I/Engineering Technician II follows below. Engineering Technician I / Engineering Technician II — Established 8/18/2009, Revised 03/31/2014 This position is open until filled, with the first review of candidates taking place on October 9, 2026, or until a sufficient number of qualified candidates have been received, whichever occurs sooner, so apply early.

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance