Job Tag: Science/Engineering

Ramboll is seeking a highly motivated full-time Consultant with 2+ years of relevant field work experience to join the Portland, Maine office.

Develop your excellence in our collaborative, inclusive, diverse, and empowering culture at Ramboll! When you start with Ramboll, you’ll be joining a company that strives to make a difference – for our employees, clients, and society. As you gain experience on projects, you will earn increased responsibilities, while being able to rely on experienced and supportive managers and colleagues who will offer a helping hand as you learn and grow in your role. Our vision is to be a leading consultancy globally, delivering integrated and sustainable solutions that shape today and tomorrow.

Joining Ramboll

As our new Site Solutions Consultant, you will be working closely with Project Managers and other Consultants on environmental characterization, investigation, remediation, ecological assessments, and remedial strategy and implementation. This is an excellent career opportunity to work with an expert consulting team on challenging environmental projects for public sector, industrial, legal sector, commercial, and global clients. You will help deliver innovative, inspiring, and sustainable solutions that set new standards and make a genuine difference to our clients, the environment, and society.

Your starting point for constant growth

From the moment you join Ramboll, we will support your personal and professional development so that you grow with the company. For this role, we believe your starting point is:

At least a Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science from an accredited institution and 2+ years of relevant field work experience.
For candidates with a background in geology and environmental science, classwork or experience with geophysics, geochemistry, organic chemistry hydrology, ecology, and biology is desired. Groundwater flow and/or contaminant transport modeling, GIS mapping, and/or field geology coursework (as applicable) are a plus.
Experience with environmental regulatory programs, document database management, risk assessment, environmental sampling, and/or due diligence is a plus.
Attention to detail and strong technical writing skills
Fundamentals of Geology (FG) certification is a plus, as applicable.
OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER training is a plus.
Candidates must be willing to travel up to 50% of the time and possess a valid driver’s license. Most travel will be local; however, some may include overnight stays and may be out of state. Travel duration may range from 1 to 10 days, depending upon the specific requirements of each project.
Candidates must be willing to work overtime, evenings, and occasionally weekends to support large scale projects.
The physical requirements of this position may include the need for climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, standing/sitting/walking, pushing/pulling, and lifting up to 40 lbs. In certain situations, this position may expose the candidate to extremes in weather (hot/cold); high noise levels, to hazards such as a proximity to moving machine parts and moving vehicles, electrical current and exposure to chemicals. Employees may be required to take specific training and to wear personal protective equipment (PPE).

Tasks and Responsibilities

Coordination and oversight of drilling, surveying, and laboratory services.
Performance of field work, including soil, sediment, groundwater, surface water, soil vapor, and indoor air sampling, hydraulic testing such as slug test and pump tests, soil boring and monitoring well installation, soil logging, and well purging and sampling.
Oversight of implementation and field management (including operation, maintenance, and monitoring) of various environmental remediation systems (e.g., soil vapor extraction (SVE), enhanced in-situ bioremediation (eISB), in-situ chemical oxidation (ISCO), permeable reactive barriers (PRB), and groundwater extraction and treatment).
Assistance with the development of comprehensive site investigation work plans by participating in scope of work development, budgeting, and data analysis to characterize contaminants in sediments, soil, air, surface water, and groundwater.
Assistance with development of Conceptual Site Models and ecological assessments.
Assistance with the preparation and editing of technical and regulatory reports.

The position will primarily support a large data management system known as PRIMRE (https://primre.org), which contains multiple databases about marine energy development in the United States and internationally. Responsibilities will include adding and curating content, assisting in system architecture and UX/UI development, analyzing and visualizing data, and supporting public outreach. A strong background in database management, information systems, or related field is preferred. Some familiarity with marine energy (e.g., wave, tidal, ocean current), offshore wind energy, or ocean sciences is beneficial.

Responsibilities

Manage independent work assigned by team members.
Demonstrate proactive communication while completing tasks.
Networking with other professionals in the organization.
Positively contributing to team dynamics towards meeting project goals.
Apply critical thinking to support and enhance knowledge management around marine and offshore wind energy.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications:

Candidates must have received a Master’s degree within the past 24 months or within the next 8 months from an accredited college or university. Minimum overall GPA of 3.0 required.

Preferred Qualifications:

Recent master’s degree in database management, information systems, or related field.
Familiarity with marine energy, offshore wind energy, renewable energy, or ocean sciences.
Familiarity with knowledge management frameworks such as Drupal or Semantic Mediawiki.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Ability to work independently as well as with a team of interdisciplinary researchers

The Environmental Biogeochemical Processes Lab (EBP) in the Department of Chemistry and Environmental Science at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) is looking for a postdoctoral researcher in the area of environmental biogeochemistry/environmental engineering, especially in the fate and transport of target substances (e.g., environmental pollutants, H2, or CO2) in surface and/or subsurface environments in the context of water-food-energy nexus.

Essential Functions:
– The researcher will work closely with the PI (Dr. Lijie Zhang) and independently lead the efforts to design and execute research ideas.
– Prepare high-quality peer-reviewed articles.

Additional Functions:
– Assist in supervising masters or undergraduate students.
– Assist in writing grant proposals and reports.

Prerequisite Qualifications:
– An earned Ph.D. in environmental biogeochemistry/environmental engineering or a related field is required.
– Strong communication skills and ability to work both independently and in a collaborative environment are required.
– A record of high-quality peer-reviewed publications and competent writing skills are considered important.
-At the university’s discretion, the education and experience prerequisites may be exempted where the candidate can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the university, an equivalent combination of education and experience specifically preparing the candidate for success in the position.

Preferred Qualifications:
– Strong background in transformation of heavy metals or organic contaminants is preferred, and practical experience in microbial analyses and field studies is a plus.

This is an entry-level professional regulatory position, responsible for conducting technical environmental review and analysis of applications for Environmental Resource Permits (ERP), Surface Water Management (SWM) Permits, Sovereignty Submerged Lands (SSL) authorizations, Water Use Permits (WUPs) and Southern Everglades Works of the District (WOD) Permits, and conducting wetland jurisdictional determinations in accordance with established rules and criteria, accepted natural resources management principles, and environmental resource permitting and water use practice under supervision in a teamwork-based and deadline-oriented environment.

The position can be located in West Palm Beach Headquarters or the Okeechobee Service Center based on candidate preference.

Occasional work at the Okeechobee Service Center will be required. This position reports to the Natural Resource Management Section Leader in West Palm Beach. A remote work schedule may be available at the discretion of the Section Leader after a six-month evaluation.

Job Duties:
Review and analysis of ERP, SWM Permits, SSL authorizations, WUPs, and WOD Permit applications having controversial or complex water resource issues.

Internal and external project coordination.

Job Qualifications:
The position requires some familiarity in the fundamentals of the following:

Wetland jurisdictional determinations.

Wetland / seagrass mitigation and restoration.

Wetland assessments.

Identifying native and non-native flora and fauna.

The District’s ERP, WOD and CUP regulatory programs along with pertinent Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Code.

Utilizing maps, reading and interpreting construction plans and specifications, and environmental reports.

Excellent written and oral communications with environmental professionals, attorneys, construction professionals, developers, agriculturists and interested parties.

Problem solving based on comprehensive knowledge of technical and stakeholder issues.

Independent judgment to the degree appropriate for the situation.

Scheduling and managing time to meet deadlines.

Completing projects and performing tasks independently with minimal direction and guidance based on instructions given regarding generally expected results and objectives.

Maintaining close communication with the Section Leader on various issues and matters, including the status of deliverables and assignments.

Employment Guidelines:
Experience:

Environmental regulatory programs.

Practical applications of wetland ecology, surface and groundwater hydrology required with an emphasis on South Florida ecosystems.

Education:
BS or MS in Biology, Wetland Ecology, Natural Resource Management or related field.

Candidate typically has a Bachelor’s Degree in Natural or Physical Sciences and less than 1 year related science experience.

Licenses / Certifications:
Valid State of Florida Driver’s License is required.

Candidate must also possess a Certified Wetland Evaluator Certification or be able to obtain this certification within the first (6) months after hire.

Physical Requirements / Working Environment:
Due to the District’s response role and in the total scope of emergency management, this position may at times, be required to provide support before, during and after major storm events and emergency situations, such as hurricanes or other declared emergencies, depending on assigned emergency response role.

Candidate must be able to lift up to 40 pounds.

Both office and field work are required. Fieldwork may be conducted throughout the year including inclement or harsh weather conditions. Frequent vehicular travel to meetings and project locations to conduct site inspections. Occasional aircraft travel by helicopter to conduct inspections.

Field work often includes on and off-road vehicular travel and occasional helicopter surveillance.

Anchor QEA is seeking an entry-level engineer to support and contribute to our ongoing growth in Texas and elsewhere along the Gulf Coast. We are particularly interested in an individual who has experience in coastal engineering and executing coastal design projects. The individual will be part of a team that is a driving force behind the growth of Anchor QEA resources in the region. A primary focus of the individual will be to work with others to better position Anchor QEA to win and execute projects funded by hurricane recovery funds; coastal restoration, flood, and climate change resiliency funds at the federal, state, and local levels; ports; energy (petroleum and utilities) and industrial clients.

Responsibilities:

The successful candidate will be responsible for the following:

Work with others to develop new clients, identify project opportunities, prepare proposals, and capture new work
Plan, design, and execute coastal design and restoration projects
Establish the vision and author scopes of work, negotiate fees, develop project schedules, manage the technical and financial aspects of projects, communicate with clients and stakeholders, and coordinate subcontractors for complex design and construction projects

What Are We Looking For?

Ideal candidates will have the following:

Bachelor’s Degree in Coastal Engineering
2-4 years of experience directly in Texas
Experience working on projects with the Texas General Land Office and other state agencies, US Army Corps of Engineers or other federal agencies, non-governmental organizations, ports, local municipalities, and industry.
A passion for planning and designing beneficial use of dredged material projects, coastal wetlands, bird islands, beaches, oyster reefs, living shorelines, flood risk management projects, and other projects that benefit the coast.
Experience with comprehensive feasibility analysis, including numerical and analytical modeling
Self-motivation, drive, and ability to work independently

We are a renowned environmental consulting and engineering firm with a strong presence in Jacksonville, Florida. With over 42 years of experience, we have been a leading provider of regulatory compliance, site assessment, and remediation services for private industry and all levels of government. We have successfully executed numerous cleanups at military installations, Superfund sites, airports, and other commercial, federal, and state properties.

We are currently seeking a highly qualified Senior Environmental Project Manager to join our Jacksonville team. In this role, you will lead technical teams working across multiple offices nationwide, engaging in problem-solving and client interactions. You will work on a diverse range of projects in an environment that promotes creativity, collaboration, professional growth, and unlimited potential. Join our organization and make a real impact in the environmental industry.

Professional Responsibilities:

Plan and execute large-scale investigations of soil/groundwater contamination and vapor intrusion studies under CERCLA and RCRA.
Provide supervision and guidance to support staff.
Compile and interpret investigation data, prepare technical reports, and evaluate and implement responses/corrective actions.
Support marketing and business development efforts.
Work on project sites including Superfund sites, complex federal facilities/military installations, and commercial/industrial properties.

Position Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Civil, Chemical, or Environmental Engineering.
Minimum of 7 years of relevant experience.
Professional licensure in Geology or Engineering is required.
Previous experience in executing projects under federal assessment, remediation, and munitions programs is preferred.
Current HAZWOPER certification is desirable.
Willingness to travel up to 25% of the time.

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) operates OIA and the Orlando Executive Airport. Our airport is a world-class facility serving more than 50 million guests each year and growing. Orlando International Airport (OIA) is the 7th busiest in the United States and the 7th in the world ranked by the number of passengers during calendar year 2021 according to Airports Council International North America (ACI). The airport serves as a significant transportation resource, catalyst and hub in the State of Florida.

We offer a comprehensive benefit package for full & part-time positions to include first day eligibility for health insurance, life insurance, paid vacation/sick/holiday, and growth opportunities.
POSITION SUMMARY:

Coordinate and monitor the compliance and enforcement of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority’s (GOAA) environmental programs. Assist with the monitoring and compliance of environmental permits issued by EPA, FDEP, Orange County Environmental Department, City of Orlando, Federal and State Environmental Laws, Legislative Acts, and Regulations, utilizing specialized software for tracking permit compliance. Review environmental project plans, specifications used for scheduling, permitting or acquiring permits and approvals on behalf of GOAA. Prepare memos and documents for construction committees meetings. Construction Quality Assurance Program are coordinated to meet the GOAA’s Program.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

Bachelor Degree in Environmental Sciences or related field and two (2) years experience working with environmental programs and/or projects and may include field testing and sampling activities, regulatory compliance with governmental agencies, or an equivalent combination of closely related education, experience and training.

Must have knowledge of environmental program procedures, methods, practices, and their application to specific situations.

Must have knowledge of federal, state and local environmental laws, rules, ordinances etc. and reporting procedures on hazardous waste discharges.

Must have the ability to coordinate environmental projects with other departments, outside consultants and contractors to meet regulatory compliance.

Must have excellent written and oral communication skills, strong attention to detail, multitasking skills, ability to communicate technical information, excellent planning, organizational and interpersonal skills.

Must be proficient use of communication devices, hand tools, monitoring devices, test equipment and scientific procedures used for environmental inspections and procedures.

Must have the ability to read and understand storm drain atlas, geographic information systems (GIS), perform statistical analysis and interpret and evaluate results.

Must have intermediate computer skills and Microsoft Office programs required; knowledge of environmental data management systems desired.

Must be willing and able to work a flexible schedule including evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Must have a valid Florida driver’s license.

The following are required at time of hire or must be completed/obtained within 12 months:

Florida Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspector Certification

Class A/B UST Operator Training

The Senior Research Development Associate (SRDA) will lead research proposal development and strategic planning for large and complex interdisciplinary environmental research activities that involve faculty from multiple WashU schools and institutes. The SRDA will support the Center for the Environment’s mission of increasing the size and impact of the WashU’s environmental research portfolio. The SRDA will work collaboratively with a range of faculty leaders, individual faculty, and the Research Development Office (RDO) to support the development of multiple complex grant proposals and programs by providing the highest level of service possible. As this is a new position, the SRDA will work closely with the faculty leadership team of the Center for the Environment to identify the key priorities in building out the research development services of the Center.

Job Description

Primary Duties & Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive proposal development services to teams of principal investigators (PIs) pursuing external research funding. The SRDA will primarily focus on development of large-scale (multi-million) interdisciplinary environmental grant proposals and other strategic institutional research programs. Proposal development duties include obtaining competitive intelligence on funding programs, facilitating PI team building and ideation, writing and editing proposal sections, and leading external review of proposals.
Identify additional campus expertise and resources to support the proposal development process, including cross-campus and external collaborators in areas of scientific expertise, workforce development, outreach and education, and diversity, equity, and inclusion, among others.
Work with government agencies and private sponsors to understand funding strategies and initiatives and to identify needs and synergies with university researchers in areas related to environmental research. Develop and maintain relationships with funding agency personnel on behalf of WashU faculty and leadership. Organize and host workshops, seminars, and events to further cultivate and develop relationships with program officers and sponsors.
Develop and implement training activities for faculty and students wishing to build skills and knowledge in environmental research and improve grantsmanship for targeted programs. Produce content for and lead periodic proposal development lectures and workshops.
Analyze data, create tables and reports, review trends, and make data-driven recommendations that contribute to proposal writing, strategic planning, outreach to federal sponsors and partners, and competitive intelligence for upcoming funding opportunities.
Assist PIs in the development of the management plan for proposed projects. Develop project strategy and coordination of site visits and follow-up inquiries. Provide comprehensive guidance to faculty and other personnel for the application and a high-impact level of mentorship/expertise to faculty, as well as integrated knowledge in project management science, scientific communication/editing, sponsors’ requirements, and WashU requirements and resources.
Work with the Center for the Environment and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research to design and administer an internal seed-grant funding program.
Performs other duties as assigned.

Preferred Qualifications

PhD in an environmental field.
Five years of experience in research development, preferably in higher education, with experience managing large proposal teams.
Experience with managing, developing, scientific writing and editing, and reviewing of multi-investigator or multi-institution grant applications.
Experience with federal grants websites and award databases.
Experience managing large scientific teams
Experience analyzing RFAs, RFPs and other funding calls.
Experience planning events/seminars/workshops for large groups, including development of agendas and active facilitation of such events.
An open collaborative style that promotes partnerships and the ability to build strong relationships across constituents.
Ability to work in an organized fashion and meet internal and external deadlines.
Ability to multi-task and work cooperatively with others.
Effective verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills; ability to write precise, well-organized documents.
Demonstrated organizational skills and ability to prioritize multiple requirements.
Strong critical thinking skills.
Excellent writing and editing skills.
Ability to work under deadline pressure.

Required Qualifications

Advanced degree
Five to six years of experience in research development, with experience managing large proposal teams seeking $1M or more.

Michael Baker International is seeking an Environmental Associate I to join the team in our Harrisburg, PA office. The staff will be expected to work in the Harrisburg Office each Wednesday but may work remotely the remainder of the week. Additionally, in the event of field work, the staff may need to drive to project sites throughout Pennsylvania for sporadic assignments 0-4 days per month, very rarely overnight. The successful candidate will be responsible for completing several types of environmental documentation for various clients. The Environmental Associate will work closely with other environmental, planning, and engineering staff, mainly on transportation projects, to search online databases, write reports, and create maps. Organizational skills, quality control, and reliability are essential to the position, as are strong oral communication and technical writing skills. The position also requires an ability to balance the needs of multiple projects simultaneously and to be flexible as those needs change.

PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, or a related degree
0-3 years of related experience
Pennsylvania Driver’s License
Availability to perform sporadic field work 0-4 days per month
Availability for occasional overtime and rare overnight travel
Proficiency with MS Office Suite and ArcPro GIS

Preferences:

Areas of expertise which will be considered:

NEPA for FHWA, FTA, FRA, FAA
Section 4(f)
Chapter 105 waterway permits
Wetland delineation
HAZWOPER 24 or 40-hour certification
Bog turtle and other threatened and endangered species surveys
Phase I, II and III Environmental Site Assessments
Soil, groundwater, asbestos, and/or lead-based paint sampling

Are you looking for interesting, challenging, and meaningful work, a fun and flexible atmosphere, and opportunities to learn, grow, and excel? If so, then apply to Schnabel! We approach problems with creativity and innovation. The Richmond and Charlottsville offices of Schnabel are seeking a Staff Scientist to join our team of multi-disciplinary professionals. We are looking for a motivated candidate able to learn quickly, with a desire to develop both field and analytical skills, and a desire to be part of a strong team.

Job Responsibilities:

Coordinate and collect field data working within a project team environment;
Participate in Health and Safety Plan preparation, daily safety meetings, and OSHA, HAZWOPER, and site-specific safety training;
Perform surface water, groundwater, and drinking water monitoring and soil sampling in accordance with field training and procedures;
Water quality testing and measurement;
Instrument calibration and record-keeping;
Use, maintenance, and troubleshooting of water testing equipment such as peristaltic pumps, bladder pumps, submersible pumps, water quality meters, handheld GPSs, and PIDs;
Collection and handling of laboratory samples;
Oversight of subcontractors including laboratories, drillers, supply vendors;
Observation and oversight of drilling including soil/rock logging and installation of monitoring wells;
Record field notes and document detailed site information;
Summarize and interpret environmental data on maps;
Prepare statistical evaluations on analytical data;
Prepare, review, and validate analytical laboratory data; and
Technical writing and preparation of technical regulatory reports;

Required Skills/Experience:

Bachelor’s Degree in either:
Environmental Science or Geology
0-3 years of professional experience
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Positive attitude
Ability to multi-task
Strong work ethic and a desire for continual self-improvement
Strong organizational and time management skills
Willingness and ability to perform outdoor field work and travel; and
Ability to lift 60 pounds and be physically able to negotiate construction sites, enter trenches, climb ladders, and work outside.

Desired Skills/Experience:

Prior internship or professional work in a related field (i.e. water sampling, field documentation, laboratory analysis, etc.)
Experience using EQuIS and/or Autodesk’s Civil 3D software packages