Boise $90k salary full time jobs in February 2024

Finding a new job can be a difficult experience, especially if you want to stay local while earning a living wage for Boise’s ever-increasing cost of living.

However, there are options for job seekers in Boise, and some pay above the amount a single person would need to earn to live comfortably in Boise: $88,733 per year.

The city of Boise is hiring about two dozen full-time positions, four of which offer salaries above the Idaho minimum to live comfortably in the city.

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Here are those four full-time city jobs that offer full benefits like healthcare, paid time off and a 401k.

Senior construction project manager

Posted salary: $97,541 – $108,700 per year

Department: Public Works

Deadline: May 3, 12 noon

Resume: This position is responsible for leading medium to large projects in a variety of areas, including facility construction projects, leasehold agreements, residential construction-related projects and technology implementations. The senior construction project manager will also prepare detailed budgets and track expenditures against approved budgets.

Municipal utility manager

Posted salary: $82,347 – $97,772 per year

Department: Public Works

Deadline: May 3, 12 noon

Resume: This position will oversee a 30-person team that constructs, maintains and repairs Boise’s pipelines, boost stations, geothermal energy systems, irrigation, drainage and flood facilities.

Police Support Services Manager

Posted salary: $82,347 – $91,785

Department: Police

Deadline: May 13, 12 noon

Resume: The Support Services Manager will oversee the support and information functions of the Boise Police Department and will work with the City’s Information Technology Department to ensure staff have adequate resources to perform their job duties.

Airport Project Manager Environment

Posted salary: $80,5000 – $90,000

Department: Airport

Deadline: May 1, 12:00 noon

Resume: This position will be responsible for developing and implementing plans, policies and procedures at the Boise Airport that comply with local, state and federal regulations. This includes rules established by the Federal Aviation Administration, Environmental EPA and the Department of Environmental Quality.