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Careers

Work with us.

Denver Water is proud of our diverse workforce who work around-the-clock to deliver reliable, high-quality drinking water supply to 1.5 million people in the Denver metro area. Our goal is to attract and retain top performers: Individuals passionate about our vision and mission and motivated to serve our customers with distinction. 

We believe it is important that the makeup of our workforce represents the rich diversity of our surrounding community, as that brings people with different strengths and talents to our organization. We encourage and welcome diversity of backgrounds and abilities for all of our positions.

Available positions*

*If you are an existing Denver Water employee, you must apply via the internal job board in myADP under Career Search.

Total Rewards

Denver Water’s overall goal is to retain and attract top performers.

How to Apply

Denver Water’s online job application system gives our candidates greater flexibility in the application process.

We are mission driven. Our employees love what they do.

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From intern to Denver Water pipe saver

Antonio Flori embraced career opportunities to grow into his current role as a corrosion control engineer.
Woman in a Denver Water hard hat standing in front of a valve about 6 feet in diameter embedded in a wall.

Women in Engineering: Loving her first job and making a difference

Denver Water mechanical engineer embraces collaboration and mentorship.
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Tuition assistance helps employees stay at the top of their professions

How two employees were able to earn college degrees, with a little help from Denver Water.
Hydrate your mind.

Learn more about the critical work we do at denverwaterTAP.org.

We sustain vibrant communities.

A woman wearing a workshirt with a Denver Water logo crouches next to the completed pole structure in the streambed. She's smiling because the work is completed.

Protecting a key reservoir while restoring the landscape

Denver Water teams up with Jefferson County to tackle erosion and improve habitat along a small creek.
A man sits at a desk with computer monitors behind him displaying maps.

GIS manager teaches, mentors and connects other data scientists

Employee’s zeal for transforming complicated information into visual stories crucial during and after the workday.
Two men stand with a laptop inside a concrete room with large green pipes.

From dusk til dawn: Night shift at a treatment plant

A firsthand account of how our people keep the water safe while the city sleeps.
Recruiting feedback.

We welcome your comments and suggestions.