2026-03-20 – Weekly Water Treatment Jobs : Remote roles are on the rise this week

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there are plenty of opportunities for water treatment professionals, especially in engineering and technical roles. The demand for skilled workers is steady, with several companies looking for experienced candidates. And yes, there are some verified remote positions if you’re aiming to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Water Treatment Engineer
    Company: Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP | Location: Newport News, VA
    Dive into planning and designing infrastructure projects. This role needs 5–10 years of experience and offers a chance to work on projects that truly impact the community.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Engineer
    Company: Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP | Location: Raleigh, NC
    Similar to the Newport News position, this role involves significant planning and design work. It’s a chance to grow your career in a supportive environment.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Technician
    Company: Momar Inc | Location: Santa Fe Springs, CA
    This role requires strong HVAC water treatment expertise. It’s perfect for someone who can manage multiple projects and ensure quality service.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Technician
    Company: Momar Inc | Location: Valencia, CA
    Another opportunity to leverage your HVAC water treatment skills, focusing on maintaining systems and supporting customer needs.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Sales
    Company: Charger Water Treatment Products | Location: Nashua, NH
    If you have a knack for sales and a background in water treatment, this role offers a dynamic work environment and the chance to grow the business.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Plant Supervisor
    Company: City of Blair, Nebraska | Location: Blair, NE
    Lead a team in managing and optimizing plant operations. This is a leadership role for someone experienced in water treatment plant management.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Salesperson
    Company: Momar Inc | Location: Valencia, CA
    Drive sales in water treatment products while leading and motivating a sales team. If you enjoy client interaction and achieving targets, this is for you.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Sales/Marketing
    Company: Maine Radon & Environmental | Location: Windham Center, ME
    This role involves addressing water concerns through innovative solutions. It’s a great fit for someone with a passion for marketing and sales in water treatment.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Lead
    Company: Ardurra Group, Inc. | Location: Irvine, CA
    Lead a team in water treatment and distribution projects. You’ll need significant experience and the ability to manage complex systems.
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Lead
    Company: Ardurra Group, Inc. | Location: Ventura, CA
    Similar to the Irvine position, this role requires leadership and expertise in water treatment processes.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote opportunities are out there if you’re looking to skip the commute and work from wherever you feel comfortable. Here’s what’s available this week:

  • Water Treatment Sales Consultant
    Company: Lone Wolf Technologies, Inc. | Location: North Richland Hills, TX
    Join a small team and help drive sales in water treatment. This is a flexible role for someone with strong sales skills and industry knowledge.
    Apply Here

  • Misc-Tech - Water Operations
    Company: RWDY Inc | Location: Midland, TX
    Support water operations remotely, monitoring treatment plants and systems. Ideal for tech-savvy individuals with a knack for operations.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Civil Engineer Project Manager, PE (Water Infrastructure)
    Company: TJG Civil Engineers and Land Planners | Location: Daly City, CA
    Lead projects in water infrastructure from anywhere. Requires significant engineering experience and project management skills.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Sales Manager Northeast - Municipal Water and Wastewater Treatment
    Company: Pencco, Inc | Location: New York, NY
    Manage sales for municipal water projects. Requires deep industry knowledge and experience in sales management.
    Apply Here

  • Supervising Engineer (Wastewater/Water Design and Construction)
    Company: Brown and Caldwell | Location: San Francisco, CA
    Oversee complex projects in water and wastewater design and construction. Perfect for engineers with significant experience.
    Apply Here

  • Engineering Intern
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Denver, CO
    Gain foundational experience in water treatment as an intern. This is a great starting point for someone looking to break into the field.
    Apply Here

  • Installation Technician
    Company: Advastar, Inc | Location: Walla Walla, WA
    Install specialized equipment for industrial water treatment. Perfect for someone with technical expertise and a hands-on approach.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Sales Manager Northeast - Advanced Water Treatment / Odor and Corrosion Control
    Company: Pencco, Inc | Location: New York, NY
    Drive sales for advanced treatment solutions. Ideal for someone experienced in advanced water treatment technologies.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Sales Manager West - Advanced Water Treatment / Odor and Corrosion Control
    Company: Pencco, Inc | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Manage sales in the western region for advanced treatment solutions. This role requires significant experience in water treatment sales.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Sales Manager - Western Region
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Sacramento, CA
    Lead sales efforts in the western region. This position requires a strong sales background and experience in water treatment solutions.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s all for this week. Keep an eye on these opportunities and don’t hesitate to reach out if any catch your interest. Good luck!

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I’ve noticed remote roles really picking up lately! Just landed a position with flexible hours, which is a game changer. Always check the application deadlines closely though — jobs can vanish fast! @waterprojobs has some solid listings too.

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It’s amazing how quickly remote jobs are popping up! I recently switched to a remote role with a bit of a learning curve, but it’s like going from a crowded subway to a peaceful bike ride. Just make sure to highlight your flexibility in applications — companies love that.

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I’ve found that setting up job alerts on platforms like Indeed can really help you stay on top of those quickly expiring positions. It makes applying much easier when you’re notified immediately — just make sure to tailor your resume for each application; it can really make a difference.

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I’ve been applying to remote water treatment jobs too, and it feels a bit like fishing in a stocked pond — lots of opportunities, but you’ve gotta get your line in quickly! One thing I’ve found helpful is tailoring my resume for each role; it can really make a difference. @martin48, have you found that makes it easier to stand out?

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