Salt Lake City Corporation serves as Utah's capital, fostering a vibrant economy, rich cultural scene, and access to outdoor recreation for over 200,000 residents.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City Corporation, governed by a full-time mayor and part-time city council, is Utah's capital city and premier public employer with over 3,500 employees. Salt Lake City is the economic and cultural hub of the State of Utah and the Intermountain West. Salt Lake City is home to approximately 200,000 residents, with 1.1 million people living in the greater metropolitan area. With one of the strongest economies in the nation, a family friendly atmosphere, access to outdoor recreation, and a cosmopolitan arts and cultural scene, Salt Lake City truly is a place where mind, body, and spirit can thrive.
On-site · Kitchener
The incumbent will collect, maintain, and update spatial data within the GIS while performing technical analysis and quality control reviews. Additionally, the role involves managing mobile device inventory and providing technical support for department staff.
On-site · Kitchener
The Water Quality Supervisor leads a multidisciplinary team to ensure compliance with Clean Water Act requirements and citywide stormwater programs. This role involves overseeing inspections, enforcement actions, staff training, and coordinating with state and federal regulatory agencies.
On-site · Kitchener
The Right of Way Program Manager oversees major engineering projects, manages the program team, and coordinates permitting and review processes with internal and external stakeholders. They are responsible for project budgets, scheduling, policy development, and ensuring compliance with municipal and engineering standards.
On-site · Kitchener
The Engineer V supervises and manages major city engineering projects, including planning, design, and construction oversight. They are responsible for managing budgets, directing subordinate staff, and ensuring all engineering work complies with city standards and codes.
On-site · Kitchener
The manager oversees the daily operations of three water treatment plants, ensuring compliance with federal and state water quality standards. They are also responsible for budgeting, staff supervision, and coordinating major plant upgrades and maintenance projects.
