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Civil Engineer or Assistant Civil Engineer
Ada County Highway District •Ustick, Ada County
Full-time
$80K - $106K
per year
👁️ 0 views•📝 0 applications•Posted 10/26/2026•Expires 11/25/2026
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Job Description
Build Better Roads. Solve Real Problems. Make an Impact in Your Community. The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) is looking for a Civil Engineer or Assistant Civil Engineer to join our Safety Engineering Division in the beautiful Boise, Idaho area.
This is an opportunity to put your engineering skills to work on projects you can see and experience every day. From roadway design to stormwater and irrigation solutions, your work will directly support a safe, efficient, and growing transportation…
Required Skills
Civil EngineeringRoadway DesignStormwater SolutionsIrrigation Solutions
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