Job Tag: Science/Engineering

The Department of Environmental Sciences (ENVS) at Emory University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Applied Ecology, to begin in Fall 2026. We seek a dynamic and collaborative scholar whose research focuses on the ecological processes that sustain biodiversity and ecosystem function, and who applies this knowledge to the management, conservation, restoration, or resilience of ecosystems facing environmental pressures.

We are especially interested in candidates whose work addresses:

Monitoring and management of species at risk, biological communities, or ecosystem health
Ecosystem resilience and conservation planning in the context of global environmental change
Use of integrated field, lab-based, and quantitative methods
Applied ecological science that engages with government agencies, non-governmental partners, and/or community organizations
Innovative strategies for addressing challenges in biodiversity conservation, disturbance regimes, or climate-driven ecological change

Candidates may work across terrestrial, freshwater or coastal systems, and those whose research connects local ecological patterns with global-scale processes are particularly encouraged to apply.

The successful candidate will be expected to:

Develop an externally funded, impactful research program
Teach and mentor undergraduate and graduate students, including in our new PhD program in Environmental Sciences and Society
Contribute to undergraduate courses in applied ecology and to field- or methods-based courses aligned with their expertise
Collaborate across disciplines to address pressing environmental challenges

Qualifications

Qualifications:

Ph.D. in ecology, conservation biology, environmental science, or a related field by the time of appointment
Evidence of scholarly potential and commitment to teaching and mentorship
A strong record or promise of external funding and interdisciplinary engagement

Are you a passionate environmental professional ready to take your career to the next level? Do you thrive in dynamic, mission-driven environments where your work directly supports sustainability, innovation, and research excellence? If so, we invite you to join our team as the Environmental Affairs Manager at North Carolina State Univeristy.

Ready to Make an Impact?
Bring your expertise to a place where your ideas, leadership, and dedication to the environment truly matter.

This position oversees a team of professionals delivering critical environmental programs, including hazardous waste, permitting, stormwater, and more. The Environmental Affairs Manager ensures university-wide environmental compliance through expert oversight of programs related to hazardous and universal waste, groundwater, stormwater, and drinking water. They maintain a comprehensive compliance management system, guiding varied stakeholders across all campuses, field labs, and research stations in North Carolina. Responsibilities include developing and reviewing pollution prevention SOPs, providing hazardous waste training, managing waste in labs and remote areas, conducting sediment control and pollution inspections, and auditing environmental programs and procedures.

The manager collaborates closely with the NC State Facilities Division on managing programs such as USTs, the Air Permit, medical and wastewater management, property acquisitions, SPCC plans, and hazardous building materials for construction projects. As part of the broader EHS team, they contribute to facilities modification reviews, emergency response planning, design reviews, research waste management, and inspections of university facilities and grounds.

Minimum Education and Experience:

BS in engineering or sciences. Minimum work experience: 5 years

The successful candidate should have:

Experience in providing technical input and interaction, support, oversight and implementation of a comprehensive hazardous waste management program to a research community.
Experience managing groundwater, air emissions, and other environmental programs applicable at a complex research institution. *Ability to oversee a comprehensive program that includes inspections, training, development and revision of environmental procedures.
Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.

If you love being outside, are ready for challenging and fulfilling work, and would like to participate in projects where you have a positive impact on the environment, then starting a career at RPG Resources should be at the top of your list.

RPG Resources, LLC (RPG) is a certified small business founded in response to a growing need for environmental compliance of buried and above-ground infrastructure in the Oil and Gas industry. This demand has created full-time career opportunities based out of our Carnegie, PA office.

Currently, applicants are welcome in an effort to fill the ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST position. As an ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST, you would be working hand-in-hand with our clients across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio by ensuring their operations are in compliance based on state and federal environmental regulations. You would be on the front line of defense in protecting the environment!

More specifically, an ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST would be responsible for the following:

Conducting environmental compliance inspections based on client, state, and federal requirements. Inspections are focused on erosion and sediment controls, infrastructure integrity, and health, safety, and environmental protocols including:
Inspection of right-of-ways, well pads, and operational facilities in accordance with site-specific permits and engineered plan sets;
Inspection of pipelines and components for any potential spills, liner holes, overflow, leakage, vandalism, site plan accuracy, or other issues;
Inspection of storage and transfer facilities related to water or gas pipelines;

Immediately reporting all findings that are deemed “unsafe” or a hazard to both personnel and environment;
Reading and comprehending Water Management Plans (WMP), Metering/Intake Plans, Groundwater Protection Plans (GPP), Spill Prevention I Response Plans, and General Construction Plan Sets;
Conducting various environmental sampling and testing procedures;
Preparation of field inspection or sampling reports including field notes and photo logs

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

High school diploma or equivalent plus 2 years of work experience;
Candidate must have a valid driver’s license;

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science or related field;
PEC Safeland training or equivalent;
Working knowledge of state and federal regulations related to oil & gas;

Purpose:

Employee is responsible for the interpretation and enforcement relevant to the Town’s Stormwater Program to ensure compliance with Town, State and Federal requirements. Employee is responsible for supervision of the Solid Waste division and transfer station operations. Reviews and inspects site development plans for erosion and sediment control. This position is under the supervision of the Public Works Director.

Required Knowledge and Abilities:

Maintain comprehensive, current knowledge of all applicable laws, regulations, ordinances, and new trends and advances in stormwater management as well as oversee enforcement of local, state, and federal stormwater requirements.

Knowledge of Town, State, and Federal laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations, policies and procedures; Phase II Stormwater Permit requirements specific to Signal Mountain and in general.

Knowledge of Microsoft Office software, AutoCAD, ArcView¸ GIS, mapping, and other drafting and mapping software.

Ability to read and interpret plans, inspect sites and recognize violations. Have understanding of methods and applications to gain compliance with Phase II and local stormwater ordinance requirement.

Equipment:

Computer, fax, copier, and other office equipment, GPS; measuring, mapping, and testing equipment; vehicle, hydro-jetter and various hand tools.

Educational Requirements:

Bachelor’s Degree gained through four-year college/university academic program, specialized training or experience of equivalent length.

Must possess or obtain within 6 months of hire a TDEC EPSC Level I certification.

Must obtain TDEC Level II Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control for Construction Sites (EPSC) certification within 12 months of hire date.

Must obtain SUIT and HAZMAT training within one year of hire date.

Experience Required:

4 years’ experience in stormwater field preferred but not required.

Valid state driver’s license.

Seattle Public Utilities is seeking a Watershed Inspector to protect the pristine Cedar River and South Fork Tolt Watersheds. In this position, every day can vary. While on patrol you may need to enforce regulations, be called to suppress wildfires, respond to a hazmat spill, troubleshoot a malfunctioning lock, or respond to a visitor complaint in the public recreation area.

Education/Experience:

One (1) year of college education in forestry, law enforcement, natural resource management, fire science, watershed protection or a related field OR one year of experience in a field related to forestry, natural resource management, fire science, or watershed protection or related field and one year of supervisory or lead worker experience

OR

A combination of education and/or training which provides an equivalent background required to perform the work of the class.

License, Certification and Other Requirements:

Valid Washington State driver’s license

Ability to pass a criminal background check

Advanced First Aid, including Professional Rescuer CPR and AED; Operations-level Swiftwater Rescue, Technical Rope Rescue, and Hazardous Materials Hazwopper certifications (within two years of appointment)

National Wildland Firefighting Incident Qualification Card for Firefighter 2 at the arduous level (within one year of appointment)

Successful completion of NRCS Snow School, AAIRE, WA Boaters card, S-212 Chainsaws, and Emergency Vehicle Operator with State Patrol to operate wildland fire apparatus

Waterworks Operator certification may be required

Eligibility to receive a limited commission as a peace officer from the local authority having jurisdiction

Serve as Field Lab Coordinator, responsible for supporting the delivery of academic field and laboratory-based courses in the Rubenstein School, including administration and coordination of transportation, space needs, scheduling, supplies and equipment purchases, storage, usage and maintenance. Oversee safety considerations and serve as a liaison between faculty and Risk Management.

Bachelor’s degree in an environmental field with one to three years of related experience in field labs or environmental field work. Working knowledge of field equipment and software applications used to support office functions, and familiarity with Internet resources required. Valid drivers license or ability to obtain.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Responsible for overseeing engineering work activities which provides a broad range of management, contract administration, and engineering services in the management of Engineering Projects.

PROJECT MANAGER II

EXAMPLES OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED:

Develops administrative and operational plans in conjunction with the department director and assistant director to accomplish completion of engineering projects as efficiently as possible.
Primarily reviews and coordinates planning and construction of Engineering projects.
Contributes to and manages various types of capital improvement projects from conceptual phase through construction administration.
Prepares project status reports based on team reports and feedback.
Compiles construction data and coordinates with franchise utility companies to expedite the relocation of utilities.
Implements priorities and goals for Engineering projects.
Visits project job sites, reviews contractor job progress, and ensures compliance with engineering plans and standards.
Provides engineering expertise to resolve construction related conflicts and disputes.
Represents the Engineering Department in Engineering Review Committee meetings and Plat Review Committee meetings with developers and other city staff providing input and expertise concerning public infrastructure.
Performs related duties and fulfills responsibilities as required and as directed.

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ABILITIES:

Knowledge of civil design, plan review, cost estimating, construction management and sequencing of engineering, utilities, right of way, and construction activities
Knowledge of engineering principles and practices as applied to municipal public work projects
Knowledge of current practices for engineering design and cost estimating related to public work projects
Knowledge of professional service and construction contracts
Knowledge of City standards and specifications related to construction
Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing about both technical and nontechnical matters.
Skill in project scheduling
Ability to read and interpret construction plans
Skill in utilizing a personal computer and associated software programs
Ability to operate a computer keyboard and other basic office equipment
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with City staff and general public
Ability to identify and resolve problems
Ability to negotiate acceptable solutions
Ability to perform all the physical requirements of the position, with or without accommodations
Ability to work primarily in an office environment

EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE:

REQUIRED

Bachelor’s degree in engineering from an accredited college or university.
Two (2) or more years of experience in engineering design, analysis, review, or study preparation
Valid Class “C” Texas Driver’s License

PREFERRED

Experience in infrastructure projects with a municipality a plus.

Biodiversity Research Institute (BRI), a non-profit organization in Portland, ME, seeks a field- and data-savvy biologist to contribute to international biodiversity monitoring and research projects. The successful candidate will work within BRI’s Biodiversity Research Program, supporting biodiversity monitoring of insects, birds, mammals, and plants. This position entails both fieldwork and office-based work, developing pipelines that move from data collection to curated databases, data products, visualizations, and reports.

The Biodiversity Research Biologist will collaborate with other BRI staff and contribute to large-scale projects that integrate biodiversity and ecosystem monitoring with carbon and biodiversity credit methodologies. The position will include extended (4–8 weeks per year) biodiversity fieldwork in remote locations, including Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya, balanced with office-based work on data management, analysis, report writing, and manuscript development. The role will require close collaboration with US-based and international partners, especially in Africa, and will emphasize both technical skills and strong communication. It is intended that this position be based at our BRI headquarters in Portland, ME.

Responsibilities

Conduct field surveys of insects and contribute to broader biodiversity monitoring efforts.
Train and support field teams in standardized monitoring protocols.
Develop and maintain clear data pipelines from field collection to databases, analyses, visualizations, and final reports/publications.
Analyze and present biodiversity data using R, Excel, and Esri tools (ArcGIS Online, Survey123, Field Maps).
Contribute to drafting protocols, technical reports, manuscripts, and carbon/biodiversity credit documentation.
Collaborate with conservation organizations, local partners and land managers, and participate in working groups and professional meetings.
Support integration of biodiversity monitoring with soil and carbon data and assessments.
Travel internationally (primarily Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya) for biodiversity field campaigns and stakeholder engagement.
Other duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required

The successful candidate should be independently motivated, detail-oriented, organized, a strong communicator, and a collaborative team member. Essential qualifications include:

Master’s degree in entomology, ecology, conservation biology, environmental science, or related field.
Demonstrated entomological experience (dung beetles, grasshoppers, or related taxa).
Strong scientific writing skills (peer-reviewed publications, theses, or technical reports).
Fieldwork experience in remote conditions for extended periods.
Proficiency in R and Excel for data analysis and visualization.
Familiarity with Esri products (ArcGIS Online, Survey123, Field Maps).
Strong organizational and communication skills.
Ability to prioritize effectively and adapt to changing needs.
Current passport and ability to travel internationally (4–8 weeks per year).
Capacity to work independently and collaboratively with US-based and international project teams.
Proof of eligibility to work in the United States is required.

Additional Desired Qualifications

Familiarity with carbon and biodiversity credits.
Experience with vegetation and soil data collection.
Experience managing large ecological datasets and developing workflows/pipelines.
QA/QC experience with data entry or data management.
Stakeholder engagement or cross-cultural collaboration experience.
International fieldwork experience.
Experience facilitating collaborative groups or training workshops.
Flexibility for occasional work or travel outside normal hours.
Valid US driver’s license.

The Environmental Project Manager I is part of a functional group that is responsible for habitat planning and development and environmental review and permitting at the Port. This position is responsible for ensuring that the Port’s developments, asset management, operations, plans, initiatives, and routine activities are in compliance with environmental laws and regulations. The incumbent will work collaboratively with other Port staff, tribal government, outside agencies and other stakeholders to minimize environmental liabilities, complete projects appropriately, achieve consistent compliance and advance the organization’s objectives.

This position will serve as the Port’s Biologist and as the subject matter expert in wetland and fisheries/biology restoration ecology.

Essential Functions

Manages environmental review (SEPA, NEPA) and local, state, and federal environmental permitting process for in-water and upland development and re-development projects.
Manages the Port’s habitat stewardship program and performance monitoring of constructed wetland and fish habitat mitigation sites.
Participates in community environmental meetings and conducts education and public outreach at the Port Biologist.
Responds to fish, wildlife, invasive species, and vegetation management concerns.
Performs project management and coordination as assigned.
Collaborates with Port engineers, design consultants, and other Port departments and executive leadership.
Executes contracts, develops scopes of work and task orders and generally oversees the work of consultants.
Provides general permit compliance support for Port and NWSA projects.

Required Education and Experience

A bachelor’s degree with emphasis in biology, environmental studies, environmental planning, resource management or a related filed is required. A relevant master’s degree may be substituted for up to two (2) years’ work experience.

A minimum of four (4) years’ progres­sively responsible experience in positions requiring analytical ability, working knowledge of environmental laws and programs, and environmental science; public speaking, written communication, coordination, troubleshooting is required.