Job Tag: Science/Engineering

GSI Water Solutions (GSI) is seeking a skilled Hydrogeologist who has project manager experience in California water supply issues to help manage a thriving and growing base of groundwater projects. This is an exciting opportunity to join a passionate, high-performing team of professionals making a positive impact in the water industry.

Our Hydrogeologists, Senior play a crucial role by combining technical expertise with strong managerial and leadership skills. They ensure the successful completion of projects through complex analyses, meticulous project management, insightful interpretation of data, and report writing. They typically manage smaller projects (or aspects of larger projects) with the potential to take on more complex projects as experience is acquired. Their ability to mentor junior staff and cultivate client relationships underscores their pivotal contribution to our continued growth and success in the industry.

IN THIS ROLE YOU WILL:

Manage projects focused on implementing long-term sustainability measures and management actions for groundwater resources.
Evaluate the long-term implications of various groundwater policies, projects, and management actions.
Develop and implement monitoring well networks and associated monitoring and reporting.
Design and construct high-capacity municipal production wells.
Prepare, review, and update technical specifications and assist clients in monitoring well drilling and production well drilling programs.
Design and construct injection wells and aquifer storage and recovery wells as part of client’s groundwater management strategies.
Work with GSI’s expert groundwater modeling team to develop modeling scenarios designed to assist with clients’ groundwater resources management decisions.
Collaborate with environmental scientists, planners, hazardous waste technicians, engineers, experts in law or business, or other specialists to address groundwater issues and problems.
Generate comprehensive technical reports and proposals.
Provide review and oversight of project work and reports prepared by junior and mid-level environmental staff.
Develop project budgets and scopes.
Manage budget, oversee performance, manage invoicing and collections, and control schedule on multiple projects simultaneously.
Facilitate contract review process.
Develop and maintain client relationships.
Identify new clients.
Mentor junior and mid-career staff to develop skills in fieldwork, data interpretation and project management.

REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

Any combination of experience and training that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. Typical ways to obtain the required knowledge and abilities include:

Master’s degree from an accredited college or university in hydrogeology or geology plus a minimum of 12 years of professional experience;
-OR- a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in hydrogeology or geology plus a minimum of 15 years of professional experience.
-AND- 10 years experience in managing projects.

SALARY RANGE: $150,000.00 – $200,000.00 per year (exclusive of bonuses and other rewards)

The Notre Dame Environmental Change Initiative (ND-ECI), a unit within Notre Dame Research (NDR), seeks a Program Coordinator to support a new interdisciplinary project titled Community Led Environmental AI for Resilient (CLEAR) Watersheds. This project focuses on optimizing flood, water quantity, and water quality management across rural urban landscapes within the St. Joseph River Basin, which drains into Lake Michigan.

By joining the CLEAR Watersheds team, the Program Coordinator will contribute to cutting edge, community engaged environmental research and AI driven watershed management. This role offers a unique opportunity to help shape how rural and urban communities collaborate on resilience focused conservation while supporting technical efforts with direct, measurable impacts on one of the region’s most critical watersheds.

The Program Coordinator serves as the operational and relational hub of the project, bridging technical field operations with stakeholder engagement. The ideal candidate is a versatile professional who thrives in interdisciplinary environments, builds trusted partnerships, and is comfortable performing hands-on fieldwork alongside coordination and communication responsibilities.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, natural resources, hydrology, civil or environmental engineering, geography, or a closely related field
Two years of relevant professional experience
Demonstrated experience or strong interest in interdisciplinary, team-based research environments
Experience with agricultural conservation, green infrastructure, or stream and river systems
Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple concurrent tasks, meet deadlines, and adapt to shifting priorities
Experience with environmental sensor networks, stream monitoring, or water quality data collection and QA/QC processes
Ability to perform fieldwork in variable weather conditions, remote locations, and physically demanding environments
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with diverse audiences

Preferred Qualifications

Master’s degree in a relevant field
Proficiency in data analysis, management, and visualization using standard tools
Familiarity with cloud-based or decision-support tools and/or interest AI-enabled environmental management
Experience working with hydrologists, ecologists, engineers, data scientists, and community-based organizations

This is a Limited Term role ending October 16, 2028.

As the nation’s largest producer of clean, carbon-free energy, Constellation is focused on our purpose: accelerating the transition to a carbon-free future. We have been the leader in clean energy production for more than a decade, and we are cultivating a workplace where our employees can grow, thrive, and contribute.

Primary Purpose of Position

Responsible for day-to-day, plant level environmental compliance as Site Functional Area Manager (SFAM). Assures that the highest level of compliance is maintained with all applicable environmental rules and regulations and that station personnel are aware of all relevant environmental requirements. Responsible for daily environmental activities including regulatory inspections, reporting, filing reports, permit compliance and testing in all environmental programs including air pollution control, water pollution control, waste handling and disposal, spill planning and prevention, storage tank management and emergency planning and release reporting. Responsible for promoting environmental awareness and aiding plant management with assessing environmental risks. Works with Environmental Programs to review and implement permit and regulatory changes.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, natural or physical sciences, or environmental science or related program with 5 years related experience OR
Associate’s degree in engineering, or environmental science with 7 years related experience
High school diploma/GED with 9 years related experience
Maintain minimum access requirement or unescorted access requirements, as applicable, and favorable medical examination and/or testing in accordance with position duties
Experience with federal, state and local environmental rules and regulations and their implementation requirements
Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite applications
Maintain minimum access requirements, as applicable, and favorable medical examination and/or testing in accordance with position duties

Preferred Qualifications

Air quality experience and working knowledge of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS)
Experience with environmental regulatory requirements for power plants
Water quality experience and sampling and discharge monitoring report (DMR) preparation
Project Management experience
EMS experience and working knowledge of ISO 14001 standards

Expected salary range of $113,400 to $126,000, varies based on experience, along with comprehensive benefits package that includes bonus and 401(k).

At Frontier Energy, we’re more than just engineers and professionals—we’re a team of innovators, problem-solvers, and visionaries dedicated to advancing clean energy solutions. Our mission is to pioneer the intelligent use of energy for a sustainable and resilient future.

Frontier Energy is seeking a Energy Modeling Coordinator (3–5 years of experience) to support and manage research projects focused on building energy efficiency, energy modeling, and renewable energy. Working under the guidance of senior staff, the Engineer II will contribute to project execution, data analysis, and technical reporting across residential, commercial, and mixed-use sectors.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct energy modeling, data analysis, and building performance evaluations.
Support R&D, monitoring and evaluation, and Title 24 Codes and Standards projects.
Prepare technical reports, assist with proposals, and support regulatory filings (CPUC, CEC, etc.).
Present research findings to clients and stakeholders.
Support and execute building energy efficiency projects with a focus on energy modeling and data analysis.
Apply principles of thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and energy conversion to evaluate building performance.
Conduct data analysis, scripting, and visualization to interpret and present energy use findings.
Prepare technical reports, proposals, and documentation for clients, stakeholders, and regulatory agencies (CPUC, CEC, etc.).
Collaborate on the development and refinement of California Title 24 Building Energy Standards and related building codes.
Present research findings and technical results to project teams and external stakeholders.
Utilize Excel and other analytical tools to support decision-making and policy development.

Required Skills

S. degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Science, Energy Systems, or a related field.
3-5 years relevant work experience in engineering or technical roles.
Strong proficiency with Excel, with data analysis, pivot tables, advanced formulas, and charting skills at a 4/5 level.
Experience developing dashboards or interactive tools for communicating technical findings to non-technical audiences.
Basic understanding of current California activities related to grid resilience, distributed energy resources, electrification and carbon reduction strategies.
Actively pursue collaborations across project teams. Accepts and gives feedback constructively. Demonstrates strong critical thinking skills to navigate complex technical challenges and make informed decisions.
Shows grit and perseverance in tackling difficult problems, maintaining focus and resilience through setbacks.

Preferred Skills

3-5 years of work experience specifically within the energy sector.
Professional certifications such as LEED AP, Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Building Performance Institute (BPI), or Engineer in Training (EIT) credentials.
Proficiency with building energy modeling software including CBECC, EnergyPlus, OpenStudio, and the CEC-recognized residential and non-residential energy compliance tools.
Proficiency in Python for advanced data analysis and visualization.
Familiarity with the California regulatory environment, including California Title 24, Part 6, and utility or third party energy efficiency programs.
Understanding of common energy efficiency measures in new and existing buildings, including the importance of systems interactions and non-energy factors such as cost, comfort, durability, and indoor air quality.
Strong technical writing skills with a portfolio of published reports, filings, or proposals.
Experience managing multi-stakeholder projects, including timelines, deliverables, stakeholder engagement, and client communications.

The New England Aquarium is seeking a highly motivated Aerial Observer Seasonal Field Technician to participate in aerial surveys for whales, dolphins and sea turtles in New England waters. Duties will include serving as an observer on aerial surveys; quality checking data; coordination with other observers and the flight crew; and analysis of vertical photographs for the detection and identification of marine mammal and turtle species. The successful applicant will be required to attend and satisfactorily complete aircraft and marine safety and survival training.

This is a temporary position expected to last approximately 6 months, with the possibility for extension based upon funding and performance. The schedule will be 2 – 5 days per week based upon the availability of the applicant, but applicants must be available to be on call for fieldwork during scheduled days. On call schedules are flexible and determined approximately 1 – 3 weeks beforehand. This is primarily a field work position, requiring some irregular hours and some long days on flight days, as well as occasional work on weekends and holidays. Candidates must have access to reliable transportation to get to and from New Bedford airport as early as 8am. Office work can be conducted remotely and with flexible hours.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Participate in all aerial survey activities, including observer logistics, scientific data collection, monthly reporting, photographic and data analysis, and ground contact.
Act as aerial observer on surveys for cetaceans and sea turtles, including participating in aerial photography.
Maintain flight and data logs, assist with data quality checking and assurance, assist with summarizing data and writing reports.
Maintain safety and camera equipment and assist with preparation and in-flight troubleshooting
Photo-analysis of digital imagery for species detection and identification, data processing and analysis.
Assist with right whale photo-identification and catalog processing.
Performs other position-related duties, as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

Minimum Training and Experience

A or B.S in Biology or related science.
Minimum of two years research experience after college.
Minimum of six months previous aerial and/or boat survey experience.
Photo-identification experience strongly desired.
Participation in right whale, other large whale, and turtle aerial research program.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Specialized photographic skills including previous experience using digital cameras, especially for wildlife photography.
Familiarity with digital photography equipment and field use
Demonstrated skill in identifying marine mammals of New England required.
Good communication and coordination skills.
Ability to meet deadlines for data and report deliverables.
Attention to detail for proofing and quality checking data.
Ability to work without supervision.
Must have the ability to spend long hours flying in a small aircraft without getting motion sick.
Proficient in Microsoft Office programs. Experience with Access and statistical software would be advantageous

Pay: $21.42-24.09 per hour

The Valley Air District is recruiting for a Specialist I to fill current vacancies assigned to the Air Quality Science, Air Quality Planning, and Community Strategies & Resources departments, located in Fresno, California. The eligible list established as a result of this recruitment may also be used to fill future vacancies.

Specific work includes: researching rules and regulations, reviewing federal and state requirements; organizing and managing multiple projects; working closely with stakeholders in underserved communities; conducting a variety of technical studies, projects, and data analysis, including making sound recommendations for action; working with various public stakeholders; preparing and delivering presentations to various audiences in a public setting; and using computer software and programs to conduct the analysis and document preparation.

Qualifications/Requirements

The nature of the assignment makes the Specialist classification suitable for individuals with a Bachelor’s Degree from a four-year college or university with major coursework in atmospheric or environmental science, chemistry, physics, engineering, mathematics, regional, urban, or environmental planning, geography or a closely related field. Experience in providing technical support in an air quality, environmental, or related field may be substituted for the education on a year for year basis to a maximum of two years.

Qualified applicants must possess knowledge of basic keyboarding and computer applications related to the work performed. Applicants should possess basic skills in collecting and organizing large data sets, analyzing varied data, making complex calculations, writing technical reports, and evaluating alternative solutions; reading and interpreting laws, policies, procedures, regulations, maps, specifications, graphs, and statistical data; maintaining effective communication with stakeholders and coworkers; and exercising sound independent judgment within established procedural guidelines.

Salary: $6,141.98 – $8,648.81 Monthly

Loudoun Water has an immediate opening for a Planning Engineer in the Capital Programs and Planning Department. The Planning team interfaces with all aspects of Loudoun Water; permitting, data analysis, modeling, research, capital and private development, O&M and finance. The Engineer will be responsible for supporting the core Planning functions including development of a variety of planning studies for our drinking water, wastewater, water reuse, community systems programs and water resource assets. Essential functions include:

Participate in the analysis, planning and operation of the water distribution, wastewater collection, and reclaimed water distribution systems using hydraulic models, climate data, operational and regulatory goals.
Assist in the preparation and maintenance of master plans and localized area facility plans for drinking water distribution, wastewater collection and reclaimed water distribution systems.
Provide technical support to Land Development and water operations with fire flows and hydraulic analysis.
Support special studies for initiatives such as demand management, water demand and sewer projections, one-water planning as well as other new policy-oriented initiatives.
Assist in the collection, maintenance and analysis of data to support multiple goals.
Support interdepartmental studies and other technical and policy-oriented initiatives.
Work collaboratively across multiple disciplines and departments to develop comprehensive strategies.

We are looking for self-starters with an eye for quality, a “take on anything” attitude, who thinks strategically and possesses excellent technical and communication skills.

Requirements: BS degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering or related field including relevant education and experience including hydraulic engineering and civil engineering design principles and experience with water and/or wastewater modeling.

Milton Hershey School (MHS) is one of the world’s best pre-K through 12th grade private schools, where approximately 2,200 students from disadvantaged backgrounds are provided with a cost-free home and a top-notch education. Thanks to the generosity of Milton and Catherine Hershey in 1909, the school is fully endowed today, with the resources to ensure students can thrive. The school has prepared over 12,000 graduates to lead fulfilling and productive lives and is expanding to serve more students.

MHS is seeking Agricultural and Environmental Curriculum Developers (CD) to design curriculum and authentic place-based learning for all MHS students utilizing the school’s extra-ordinary Agricultural & Environmental Educational (AEE) resources which includes an Animal Center, a Horticultural Center, and an Environmental Center. These Centers include resources such as multiple barns with horses, cows, sheep, goats and rabbits, fields and orchards, and streams and woodlands. There are also a student run Project Market and a seasonal Ice Cream Center. Desired student outcomes include enhancing achievement in all academic areas through first-hand experiences, fostering improved agricultural and environmental literacy, and facilitating the development of life and career skills.

In addition to the curriculum design, the CD collaboratively implements and facilitates programming with PreK through 12th grade faculty, designs and facilitates after-school and summer programming, facilitates internships and student work experiences, and collaboratively coordinates special events. The CD also networks with professionals and educators to maintain current knowledge, implement best practices and integrate external resources as appropriate. Contributing to the well-being of animals and maintaining engaging learning environments and landscapes are also components of the job.

This is an on-site position in Hershey, PA. The salary is between $71,000 and $94,000, plus an excellent benefits package.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in education and/or ag/environmental fields.

Five plus years of relevant experience including successful experience educating students in classrooms and outdoor settings.

Demonstrated content knowledge of agricultural, horticultural, and environmental sciences.

Familiarity with PA STEELS, National Agricultural Literacy Outcomes and AFNR career pathways desired.

Proficient with Microsoft and Google suites.

Exceptional interpersonal skills including the ability to network, collaborate and influence.

Exceptional organizational skills to effectively manage competing priorities, adapt quickly and meet deadlines with quality results.

Must be comfortable working outdoors for extended time periods in sometimes inclement weather.

Candidates must demonstrate a high degree of integrity as all staff are role models for students.

Candidates should be eager to actively engage with students beyond the scope of their job description.

The Maritime Aquarium’s mission is to ignite a connection to Long Island Sound and the ocean to enrich the lives of all people and inspire action to protect our blue planet. For 37 years, the Aquarium has played a significant role in shaping the landscape of Norwalk and the region. The second largest family attraction in Connecticut, and 50 miles from New York City, the Aquarium hosts nearly 450,000 guests annually. Its primary exhibits take guests on a voyage from the shallow salt marshes and estuaries to the depths of the Long Island Sound and the ocean beyond, culminating with habitats for sharks and harbor seals.

POSITION OVERVIEW

The Conservation team works across Connecticut and New York on field ecology projects related to the health of Long Island Sound. Research projects include beach surveys for horseshoe crabs, salt marsh surveys and experiments, and boat-based marine debris retrieval. The Field Research Technician is a temporary position that assists field research activities across the department’s full project portfolio.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

Conduct field research, data collection
Assist with preparation and organization of field equipment
Assist with laboratory processing of field samples
Support Conservation staff on overall program implementation as needed

QUALIFICATIONS

Skills and Experience

Experience assisting with field research and collecting field data required
Experience/interest in coastal ecology or related fields is required
Undergraduate degree in biology, ecology, or a related field required
Strong communication skills and attention to detail required

Position Requirements

Must be at least 18 years of age or older to apply
Must be able to provide their own transportation to field sites across Connecticut and New York.
Reimbursement for mileage driven from the Aquarium to field sites (in excess of a commute to The Maritime Aquarium) will be provided (based on the current IRS reimbursement rate)
Must be comfortable working outside in all weather conditions, including on boats and in mud, while maintaining a can-do attitude
Must be able to work collaboratively, work independently, and multi-task
Must be able to carry 35+ pounds over uneven terrain during field research

Salary: $20 per hour

Start Date: May 1, 2026

End Date: October 31, 2026

Schedule: This is a temporary position. Hours will be variable depending on the fieldwork schedule and timing of low tide, with an average of 20-30 hours per week. Early morning and some evening work will be required for fieldwork and other department activities (with advance notice).

Responsible for the safe, economical and efficient operations and management of the Departments of Water Quality and Solid Waste in compliance with all State and Federal environmental regulations. Responsible for the County’s implementation and management of the MD State MS4 NPDES permit. Responsible for fiscal management and overall budgeting, problem solving and public relations for the Division. Responsible for all administrative and operational aspects of both agencies’ facilities together with facilities owned by private owners/municipalities and operated by the County. Responsible for local Nutrient Management and Tributary Strategies necessary for long-term environmental compliance in the County.

The candidate must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering or related field. Master’s Degree in Business Administration or Public Administration is preferred but not required. Fifteen (15) year’s experience in management of major public utilities with progressively increasing responsibilities in a public water and wastewater agency/solid waste and recycling facility.

A working knowledge and formal training in waterworks and waste systems is preferred. Possession of a valid driver’s license.

Possession of a Professional Engineer License is required (a Maryland license is preferred but not required).

Applicant should have considerable knowledge of the theory and practices of environmental management and public works administration. A working knowledge of wastewater treatment and waterworks facilities. Considerable knowledge of environmental regulations/strategies including nutrient trading/management, long-term allocation of nutrient loading, and tributary strategy initiatives. Excellent working knowledge of the principles and practices of public administration, including budgeting and fiscal management. Ability to effectively coordinate the activities of administrators and support staff members. Excellent communications skills. Ability to plan, maintain and manage efficient water/wastewater operations as well as solid waste and recycling operations to meet or exceed all local, state and federal programs. Ability to develop and maintain excellent working relationships with government officials, co-workers, contractors, media representatives and the general public.

Annual Salary of $101,005 – $161,450