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Agricultural jobs in baltimore USA

7 agricultural jobs found in baltimore: showing 1 - 7

Electrical Pier Technician - Baltimore, Md
Company: CSX |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$49.81 per hour | Date posted: 22 Sep 2026
, industrial, construction, agricultural, and consumer products. For nearly 200 years, CSX has played a critical role in the nation
Estimator
Company: unknown |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$170000 - 225000 per year | Date posted: 21 Sep 2026
Come join a nationally recognized, family-owned agricultural leader! This Jobot Job is hosted by: Katherine Krull... A bit about us: Come join a nationally recognized, family-owned agricultural leader! Job Title: Controller Job Location
Environmental Engineer
Company: WSP |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$95000 - 125000 per year | Date posted: 15 Sep 2026
, Sanitary, Chemical, Industrial, Agricultural, or Public Health Engineering, or closely related discipline. 3 to 5 years
Civil Engineering Analyst
Company: Kimley-Horn |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$84000 - 87000 per year | Date posted: 12 Aug 2026
: Civil and/or Environmental Engineering Mechanical, Electrical, Biological, Biosystems, Chemical, or Agricultural
Civil Engineering Intern
Company: Kimley-Horn |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$27 - 28 per hour | Date posted: 12 Aug 2026
, or Agricultural Engineering Engineering Technology Hourly Range: $27/hr - $28/hr Why Kimley-Horn?: At Kimley-Horn, we do things
Food Service Utility (full Time And Part Time)
Company: Compass Group |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$16.75 - 18 per hour | Date posted: 21 Jul 2026
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Dishwasher (full Time And Part Time)
Company: Compass Group |

Location: Baltimore, MD, USA

| Salary: US$16.75 - 18 per hour | Date posted: 21 Jul 2026
from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, supporting sustainable agricultural practices that benefit our communities. But we don't