Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District Competitors

The State of Utah currently employs more than 21,000 Utahns throughout 30 different state agencies. Employment opportunities span the entire state. From great employee benefits to versatile work schedules, the career opportunities with the state are truly endless. We are looking for creativity, passion, and individual strengths. Bring what makes you uniquely you to our team. Our careers are as diverse as the people who call Utah home. If you are looking for a fulfilling career that can truly impact the communities you love and live in, join #TeamUtah today. With part, full, and temporary positions available, there is something for everyone. Working for the state of Utah offers competitive benefits, versatile work schedules, and a true work/life balance. Enjoy working against a backdrop featuring the resplendent red rocks of Southern Utah, to the magnificent mountain ranges in the North. With five renowned national parks, 43 state parks, 15 ski resorts, and a rich cultural scene, Utah’s opportunities are endless.

Provo City (est. 1850) is the third-largest city in the State of Utah and Forbes Magazine's #1 City for Business and Careers 2012. Located 43 miles south of Salt Lake City, along the Wasatch Front, Provo is the county seat of Utah County and home to Brigham Young University.

The City of Orem was organized in 1919 and named after Walter C. Orem, President of the Salt Lake and Utah Railroad. Orem is now the commercial and technological center for Central Utah and is one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States. Housing, educational, and employment opportunities continue to be in high demand as Orem's population passes 91,000 residents. The City of Orem is located on the eastern shore of Utah Lake and extends on the east to Provo and the foothills of Mount Timpanogos. It shares the general location with Provo, and its history is closely related to that of Provo. Its recent explosive development and growth have resulted in Orem becoming the fifth-largest city in Utah according to the 2010 US Census.