Randolph County is hiring a Soil & Water Engineer in Asheboro, NC. You will design and oversee conservation practices that protect soil and water, work directly with local landowners, and help the district win grant funding. A Professional Engineer (PE) license is required, and applications without one will not be considered.
About Randolph County Soil and Water
Employer: Randolph County, North Carolina (local government)
Department: Soil and Water
Mission Focus: Protecting and improving natural resources in soil and water
Office: 725 McDowell Road, Asheboro, NC 27205
Why This Engineering Job Stands Out
Public Service: Your designs protect local farms, streams and communities
Varied Work: Field surveys, design, plans, grants and landowner support
Stability: Full-time county position with employee benefits
Position Overview
This Soil & Water Engineer role is skilled technical work focused on installing measures that protect or improve soil and water resources. You will prepare conservation plans, contract documents and engineering designs for best management practices, then make sure construction follows those plans. It suits a licensed engineer who likes a mix of office design work and outdoor site visits.
Why This Role Matters: Stormwater, erosion and nutrient runoff are growing concerns across North Carolina. Licensed engineers who can design practical conservation solutions are in high demand, and this role gives you hands-on project experience in civil, environmental and agricultural engineering.
Key Responsibilities
- Engineer the installation of measures that protect or improve soil and water resources
- Prepare conservation plans, contract documents and best management practice designs
- Conduct site evaluations and surveys for conservation practices
- Check that construction matches the approved plans
- Help landowners access financial incentives and prepare records and reports
- Assist with grant applications, nutrient management plans and other district projects
Qualifications & Requirements
- Required: Active Professional Engineer (PE) license
- Bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental or agricultural engineering, or a related field
- Three to five years of experience in civil, environmental or agricultural engineering
- An equivalent mix of education and experience may be accepted
Benefits
Randolph County offers a full employee benefits package. See the official benefits page for details.
Who Should Apply?
- Licensed Civil Engineers: Looking for stable public sector work
- Environmental Engineers: With stormwater, erosion or conservation design experience
- Agricultural Engineers: Who enjoy working with farmers and landowners
Contact: Randolph County, 725 McDowell Road, Asheboro, NC 27205 · Phone 336-318-6600 · randolphcountync.gov
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