Look no further than Huntsville Center

Huntsville Center’s greatest strength is its people — the intelligent, innovative professionals who provide cutting-edge engineering solutions that protect the Nation, our service members and the environment. The majority of our positions are located at our HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA location. However, we also have small, satellite offices in Omaha, Nebraska and Alexandria, Virginia. Our civilian employees serve a vital role in supporting the Army mission, and our employees are eligible to volunteer for exciting and rewarding deployed assignments worldwide.

Working with us means:

-- Making a direct contribution to servicemembers and their families 
-- Renovating and upgrading housing, schools and office buildings
-- Supporting America’s overseas contingency operations
-- Developing innovative technologies and systems to save lives
-- Providing expertise in military hospital design and construction worldwide
-- Helping reduce federal energy and water consumption
-- And more!

Our team includes engineers and engineering technicians, program and project managers, cyber security specialists, architects, interior designers, accounting and contract specialists, safety specialists, chemists, geologists, ordnance and explosives technicians, and more.

We encourage you to search through all positions available via U.S. Army Corps of Engineers job openings found on the USAJOBS website or the Direct Hire Authority positions available on this page.

At Huntsville Center, we take pride in providing our diverse team with opportunities to learn and grow through formal training programs, professional development programs and focused mentorship.

But most importantly, we’re proud to know that what we do matters.

Nicknamed the "Rocket City," Huntsville is an illustrious hub of progress and innovation nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains of Northern Alabama. Having gained worldwide recognition during the Space Race of the 1960s, Huntsville is now known as a technological center of Alabama and the nation. Thanks to the high-tech and defense sectors, many of the region's residents hail from other parts of the country and the world, making Huntsville a more diverse community than other similarly sized metro areas in the Deep South. 

Huntsville has been the fastest-growing metro area in the state for the past 15 years and is the largest city in Alabama. It consistently tops lists of the most affordable places to live and recently ranked #3 on U.S. News & World Report's list of best places to live in the U.S.

METRO POPULATION: 491,72; MEDIAN AGE: 36.9; AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY: $59,274; MEDIAN HOME PRICE: $232,500; MEDIAN MONTHLY RENT: $1,105; AVG COMMUTE TIME: 21.2 minutes

Sample Federal Salary Ranges for Huntsville, Alabama*

            GS-5: $39,139 - $50,885                GS-7: $48,483 - $63,027 
            GS-9: $59,304 - $77,093                GS-11: $71,752 - $93,275
            GS-12: $86,001 - $111,802            GS-13: $102,267 - $132,945

* Note: Above salary ranges are based on the 2023 General Schedule salary table for the Huntsville-Decatur-Albertville, Alabama locality. Find the salary tables for the rest of the United States on the OPM Pay & Leave website. Some positions in fields such as architecture, engineering, computer science, and IT management have special salary rates above what is listed on the GS salary table.