Engineering And Architect

This occupational group encompasses a wide array of professional, scientific, and technical positions focused on the planning, design, construction, and evaluation of physical structures, systems, and processes. Employees in this series may work as civil engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, architects, or in other specialized roles. Their work ensures that federal facilities, equipment, and infrastructure are safe, efficient, and aligned with regulatory standards.

Professionals in the 0800 series are responsible for tasks such as conducting feasibility studies, preparing technical specifications, overseeing construction projects, and ensuring compliance with environmental and safety regulations. They may also be involved in research and development, systems engineering, and the integration of emerging technologies into federal operations.

These roles typically require a degree in engineering or architecture from an accredited institution, and many positions also require licensure (such as a Professional Engineer or Registered Architect credential). The work environment can vary from office settings and laboratories to construction sites and field locations, depending on the specific role and agency.

Whether designing a federal courthouse, managing a dam rehabilitation project, or developing energy-efficient systems for military bases, professionals in the 0800 series play a critical role in shaping the physical and technological landscape of the federal government.