Work Opportunities

At Caminos de Agua, we regularly need new team members in paid and unpaid positions. Our diverse staff and volunteers come from Mexico and around the world and share one central characteristic – we all live where we work. We believe that is a central component of creating lasting change and consistency. If you are interested in taking the leap to a new city (and maybe to a new country, culture, and language), please review the opportunities below.

Job Openings

The Project Engineer - GTS will carry out their activities by integrating into the Research and Technology Development Team. We are looking for someone who can lead the development and implementation of the technology for our community-based arsenic and fluoride removal systems, GTS. This position requires a person committed to the mission of Caminos de Agua and who shares the organization's principles.

Click here to read more about this position and apply.

Volunteer positions

We rely heavily on long-term volunteers and interns who not only help move our work forward, but often contribute to the direction of the organization. We regularly host graduate-level interns from universities and research institutions around the globe as well as long-term Fellows and volunteers from Engineers Without Borders UK and elsewhere.

We have a number of volunteer opportunities open and are open to pursuing academic or other volunteer experiences. In general, we require that all volunteers make a six-month commitment and speak Spanish.

We are looking to fill a new and important role as part of our communications plan. Caminos de Agua has several important and diverse audiences that include the local donor community, institutional donors, academic partners, grassroots organizations we work closely with, and the greater local San Miguel public. The Communications Intern will be involved closely in soliciting content from our Caminos de Agua staff members in the field and in the lab as well as through various other channels, develop communications strategies for our diverse audiences, perform data analytics on our social media outreach and email campaigns. The Communications Intern is also responsible for graphic design of communications and educational materials and strategic planning and fundraising efforts with the broader communications team. This is a very unique opportunity for someone wishing to be involved in NGO communications, marketing, and communications.

For more information and to apply, click here.

Do you speak another language besides English and Spanish and think some of our materials would be valuable in other languages? Reach out to us and let us know! Our audiences are diverse and we strive to communicate to all equally. Thus, we always have a need for both English to Spanish and Spanish to English translators. This volunteer position is more flexible as you can work virtually from anywhere and on your own schedule. Your language support helps us free up staff time and contributes to creating educational materials about our watershed and its water quality, rainwater harvesting, ceramic water filters, and so much more. If you are interested in this volunteer position, send us a message on our contact form, selecting ‘Collaboration Opportunities’ as the theme.