Environmental Job Board

The Director of Grants Management will design, build, and lead our grantmaking processes for all giving vehicles. They will bring deep expertise in international and domestic (U.S.) grantmaking compliance and due diligence to our small, growing, international team. This is a key role, sitting at the intersection of several important objectives: ensuring legal and fiscal compliance, creating and streamlining grantmaking processes and systems, and supporting our grantee partners throughout the grant life cycle. The Director of Grants Management will be supervised by our Senior Director of Operations and will collaborate closely with both the operations and program teams. They will be in frequent contact with current and prospective grantee partners and will manage segments of our managerial finance, tax preparation, and audit processes.

The Officer, State Policy, Safer Chemicals Project, helps to advance the project’s efforts to reduce Americans’ exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals through state action, such as the adoption and effective implementation of state policies, rules, and regulations. Reporting to the Senior Manager, the Officer helps to design and execute strategies to advance the project’s goals, including influencing state rules and requirements around endocrine disrupting chemicals and enabling state and local agencies to more effectively use research to protect public health and improve state health outcomes. The Officer represents the project to key decision makers and partner groups, identifies and develops new partnerships and coalitions, and leads policy, stakeholder relationships, and work related to advancing state policy adoption.

The Researcher will work with AI Now and Local Progress to (1) create three state-specific guides to local data center policy and (2) update our research template for other states. Tasks include; Review of existing AI Now and Local Progress materials (Toolkit, policy brief, draft research template for local policy recommendations) and existing state-specific guides; Desk research to compare the Toolkit recommendations to each state’s existing laws and regulations, to identify which policy interventions would be possible - this may include gray areas, where existing case law (such as around preemption) is not fully set; Interviews with state partners to understand the local context and workshop policy proposals, conducted alongside AI Now or Local Progress staff; Organize the information into three draft guides; Provision of feedback on research template, which will be shared with advocates and policymakers in states that the project is not covering

The Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition (MEJC), a nationally recognized statewide 501(c)3 nonprofit with a staff of 15 and a $2 million budget, is hiring an Executive Director to lead the organization into its next chapter. The role involves setting strategic direction in partnership with the Board, driving fundraising across grants, foundations, and major donors, overseeing a unionized staff, advancing policy and advocacy efforts around energy justice, air quality, and just transition, and representing MEJC with coalition partners, policymakers, and funders at state and national levels. Michigan residency is required, with Detroit or Southeast Michigan preferred, and statewide and national travel expected. Candidates need executive director or comparable senior nonprofit leadership experience, a proven fundraising track record, and experience working within coalitions, membership-based organizations, or grassroots movements. Strong existing relationships with Michigan or regional EJ leaders, environmental funders, or elected officials are a plus, as is deep familiarity with Michigan's environmental justice landscape. A deep commitment to racial, social, and environmental justice is essential.

ExxonMobil is hiring an Environmental Coordinator to support environmental compliance at its Baton Rouge operations, one of the largest refining and petrochemical complexes in the world with over 6,000 employees and a 115-year history in Louisiana. The role involves conducting regulatory analyses, maintaining compliance systems, managing environmental data and reporting under programs including the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and RCRA, supporting permitting and environmental impact assessments, identifying non-conformances and driving corrective actions, and advising operations teams on cost-effective compliance solutions. The position also supports ExxonMobil's advocacy staff on rulemaking and regulatory interpretation. Candidates need at least 3 years of relevant environmental experience with demonstrated knowledge of emissions calculations and federal and state environmental regulations. A bachelor's degree in chemical or environmental engineering is preferred, along with strong computer skills and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively. ExxonMobil offers a notable benefits package including an automatic pension plan and a 7% 401(k) match when employees contribute at least 6%.

The City of El Cerrito's Public Works Department is hiring an Environmental Specialist based at its Recycling and Environmental Resource Center to support the City's recycling, waste reduction, and environmental compliance programs, with particular focus on SB 1383 implementation. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting field inspections and site surveys, providing technical assistance to residents, businesses, and schools, developing public outreach and educational materials, administering grants and contracts, coordinating community events like Earth Day, and representing the City with regional partners and haulers. The role reports to the Senior Program Manager and works a 37.5-hour week with every other Friday off. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, public administration, sustainability, or a related field and at least one year of experience in environmental services, recycling, or waste reduction. Familiarity with California waste management law and recycling industry practices is important, along with strong community engagement skills and data analysis capabilities. A valid California driver's license is required within six months of hire. The City offers an excellent benefits package including fully paid medical and dental coverage valued at up to $38,064 annually and bilingual pay of $2,600 per year for qualifying employees.

Aqua Pennsylvania, a subsidiary of Essential Utilities — one of the largest publicly traded water and wastewater providers in the U.S. serving 5.5 million people across 10 states — is hiring an Environmental Specialist to join its Water Quality and Environmental Compliance group. The role involves conducting watershed inspections to identify and investigate pollution sources near company surface water and groundwater supplies, collecting environmental samples and streamflow measurements, responding to spills and contamination events including after-hours and weekends, preparing compliance reports and regulatory correspondence, maintaining sampling plans, and coordinating with local organizations and government agencies on water supply protection. Field work across Pennsylvania is a core part of the role. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, chemistry, hydrology, or a related field, or an associate's degree plus 2+ years of relevant professional experience. Strong data analysis and report writing skills are essential, working knowledge of watershed concepts and relevant environmental regulations is required, and GIS experience is a plus.

MTA Construction & Development, which oversees a $64 billion capital program supporting North America's largest transportation network, is hiring a Senior Environmental Specialist Level 2 to support multi-year permitting, design, and construction projects. The role involves quality assurance reviews of Environmental Impact Statements and Environmental Assessments, field support across disciplines including air, noise, wetlands, archeology, historic preservation, asbestos, lead abatement, and hazardous materials management, tracking deliverable schedules, assisting with permit documents and GIS updates, and supporting resource allocation and crew safety planning. The position reports to a Senior Environmental Specialist 3 and is eligible for one day of telework per week after 30 days of employment. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, archaeology, or a related field (master's preferred) and at least 8 years of related experience, including a minimum of 4 years in a management, supervisory, or project manager role within a large, complex organization. Experience with site inspections, construction activity documentation, contractor coordination, and capital design and construction processes is required, and CEP-IT certification is desirable.

Republic Services, a publicly traded environmental services leader with $16.6 billion in revenue serving 13 million customers across North America, is hiring an Environmental Specialist to support environmental compliance and monitoring operations in Oklahoma City. Reporting to the Environmental Manager, the role involves stormwater compliance inspections and SWPPP reporting, landfill monitoring, operation of gas extraction and leachate management systems, vendor oversight, air and water monitoring coordination, environmental training for field staff and landfill managers, and assisting with construction project compliance tracking. Candidates need 4 years of experience or knowledge in environmental science, engineering, geology, or a related field, with thorough knowledge of air, water, and solid waste regulations. Strong communication, analytical, and time management skills are essential, as the role spans multiple divisions and involves regular interaction with regulatory agencies and external vendors.

This is not a State of Delaware merit position. It is a one-year contractual position with the opportunity to work long term. The Kent Conservation District (KCD), a governmental subdivision of the State of Delaware, is seeking applicants for the contractual services position of Planner III with the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), Division of Water – Wetlands and Waterways Section. The selected candidate will serve as a key technical, organizational, and policy leader during the establishment and execution of Delaware’s new Freshwater Wetland Program. Authorized under the Wetlands Stewardship Act of 2026, the Planner III will provide critical support to Division leadership and statewide stakeholders. The position will focus on guiding regulatory development, resource modeling, and change management. As the program is established, the position’s focus will transition to policy refinement, process optimization, and alignment with state economic and permitting initiatives.

This is not a State of Delaware merit position. It is a one-year contractual position with the opportunity to work long term. The Kent Conservation District (KCD), a governmental subdivision of the State of Delaware, is seeking applicants for the contractual services position of Restoration Coordinator with the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), Division of Climate, Coastal and Energy. The selected candidate will coordinate habitat restoration projects funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) within DNREC, as well as with key external stakeholders representing National Estuary Programs, nonprofits, local governments, and academia. The Restoration Coordinator will manage the IIJA grants for the Coastal Program. The selected candidate will develop project selection criteria, project proposals, and project performance measures for IIJA funding that support the goals of the various state habitat and wildlife conversation plans and strategies as applicable. Collectively, these plans collate stakeholder-driven restoration and conservation goals for the state of Delaware to help protect wetland and estuarine habitat to support healthy coastal ecosystems, as well as preserve recreational opportunities.

Earthjustice is seeking a strategic, collaborative fundraising leader to direct the organization's next transformational $1B+ comprehensive campaign benefiting Earthjustice, Earthjustice Action, and Earthjustice International. Reporting as a member of the Development Leadership Team, the Director, Campaigns will shape campaign strategy, align fundraising priorities across the organization, and lead enterprise-wide campaign planning from vision through execution. This role serves as a trusted advisor to senior leadership while partnering with fundraisers, trustees, volunteers, consultants, and cross-functional teams to ensure campaign success.This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced campaign executive who enjoys building strategy, leading high-performing teams, coordinating complex initiatives, and helping organizations achieve ambitious philanthropic goals.

The Grants & Operations Manager is a critical team member who oversees the administrative functions supporting the Foundation's operations and programs. The role covers most administrative and grants management responsibilities, along with internal operations, including technology, and serving as liaison to the Foundation's external accountants and consultants. It also includes the opportunity to learn about impact investing through Woodcock's program-related and mission-related investment portfolios and to contribute to other special projects tied to the Foundation's mission. The ideal Grants & Operations Manager sees operational excellence as key to organizational success and proactively looks for ways to support the team wherever needed.

This Assistant Attorney General will work with our Environmental Protection Division and lead and co-lead affirmative environmental investigations and litigation to protect Washingtonians and our environment. The EPD has led high-impact, innovative environmental enforcement matters, including the state’s suit against manufacturers of PFAS-laden firefighting foam products; against Monsanto for PCB damages; against a gold mining company for thousands of violations of the Clean Water Act; and against the Hanford nuclear facility for worker exposure to tank vapors. EPD has also led high-profile litigation against the federal government to defend environmental protections against regulatory rollbacks, including unlawful termination of funding for clean energy programs and EV charging infrastructure, suits to protect clean energy projects, and stop oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

AngloGold Ashanti, a global gold mining company, is hiring an Environmental Specialist to lead environmental compliance programs for its Nevada mining operations as the North Bullfrog site transitions into active operations. Responsibilities include managing air quality, water, stormwater, hazardous waste, and reclamation permits, overseeing environmental monitoring programs, preparing and submitting regulatory reports, supporting agency inspections and audits, and advising cross-functional operations teams on compliance risks and obligations. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, engineering, natural resources, or a related field and 2 to 5 years of environmental compliance experience, preferably in mining or industrial operations. Direct experience with Nevada environmental regulations and mining permits is strongly preferred, along with familiarity with environmental monitoring programs and regulatory reporting tools. Valid driver's license and ability to work in active mine site field conditions required.

Chemours, a specialty chemistry company, is hiring an Environmental Specialist to support compliance and performance programs at its Discovery Hub on the University of Delaware STAR campus. Responsibilities include maintaining environmental compliance systems, preparing and submitting regulatory reports (EPCRA, air emissions, wastewater, hazardous waste), conducting compliance assessments, supporting environmental audits and incident investigations, managing hazardous waste activities, and monitoring environmental performance metrics. The role interfaces closely with R&D, technical service, pilot facilities, and site leadership. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in chemical or environmental engineering or a related technical discipline and 3 to 5 years of environmental experience, preferably in R&D, laboratory, or manufacturing settings. Working knowledge of air compliance programs, hazardous waste management, and environmental management systems such as ISO 14001 is required. Experience with Delaware and Maryland environmental regulations, air and wastewater permitting, and proficiency in Excel and SharePoint are preferred. No visa sponsorship available.

A cement and aggregates manufacturer is hiring an Environmental Professional to support compliance and permitting activities at its Union Bridge cement plant and New Windsor quarry. Responsibilities include managing environmental compliance programs and regulatory reporting, monitoring air, water, waste, and spill prevention requirements, conducting field inspections and compliance assessments, and supporting agency interactions, permitting efforts, and capital project reviews. The role involves a combination of office and field work in an active heavy industrial environment with regular plant and quarry inspections. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental engineering, science, or a related field and experience in environmental compliance within manufacturing, mining, cement, or similar heavy industry. Knowledge of environmental regulations and permitting requirements is required, with air permitting and emissions compliance experience preferred.

Sierra Pacific Industries, a fourth-generation family-owned lumber and millwork producer that sustainably manages over 2.4 million acres of timberland, is hiring an Environmental Coordinator for its Eugene, Oregon division. The role involves leading site environmental compliance programs across air, water, and hazardous materials permits, conducting audits and inspections, managing regulatory reporting, coordinating environmental monitoring and training, supporting remedial action projects, and supervising contractors on compliance-related work. On-call availability for emergency response is required. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in engineering, environmental science, or a related technical field and 4 years of relevant experience, with working knowledge of air and/or water permitting preferred. Strong independent judgment, mechanical or industrial operations understanding, and proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word are required.

Hitachi Energy, a global leader in sustainable energy technology, is hiring an Environmental Specialist at its South Boston, Virginia facility to drive environmental compliance and sustainability across operations. The role involves developing and maintaining ISO 14001-aligned Environmental Management Systems, conducting audits and risk assessments, monitoring performance metrics across waste, energy, water, and emissions, preparing regulatory reports, delivering environmental training, and investigating incidents and driving corrective actions. The position works closely with cross-functional teams to integrate environmental considerations into day-to-day operations and capital projects. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, engineering, or a related field and at least 3 years of environmental compliance experience, preferably in a manufacturing or industrial setting. Strong knowledge of ISO 14001 and environmental auditing is required. A master's degree and professional certifications such as CHMM or REM are preferred.

Brookhaven National Laboratory, a DOE-funded multipurpose research institution on Long Island with a seven Nobel Prize-winning history, is hiring an Environmental Compliance Representative to serve as the primary environmental liaison for assigned laboratory organizations within its Environmental Protection Division. The role involves reviewing lab activities, engineering designs, construction projects, and facility modifications for environmental compliance across programs including RCRA, CAA, CWA, NEPA, and SDWA; conducting field inspections and audits; coordinating with subject matter experts on permitting, waste management, spill prevention, and air emissions; supporting regulatory reporting; and serving on the Lab's Spill Response Team. The position can be filled at either the P5 or P7 level depending on experience. A DOE Uncleared Personal Identity Verification credential and REAL ID-compliant documentation are required for site access. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental engineering, science, chemistry, geology, or a related field and at least 3 years of environmental compliance experience, with 7+ years preferred for the senior level. Working knowledge of RCRA, NYSDEC hazardous waste regulations, and at least one additional environmental compliance program is required. Professional certifications such as CHMM or PE are a plus.

Florida Power & Light, the largest electric utility in the U.S. and a subsidiary of NextEra Energy, is hiring an Environmental Specialist to manage environmental compliance for its solar and energy storage portfolio across an assigned region. The role involves overseeing the PGD Environmental Management System, managing site permits for water, wastewater, stormwater, spill prevention, and vegetation, supporting construction-to-operations transitions including pre-COD site walkdowns and permit close-outs, coordinating environmental contractors, serving as the local point of contact for regulatory agencies, and delivering annual staff environmental training. Occasional out-of-state travel with overnight stays is required. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science or a related field and 2+ years of experience, with knowledge of state and federal environmental regulations. Familiarity with local Florida flora, fauna, and habitats is a plus, along with strong project management and communication skills. Relocation assistance available.

Seattle City Light, one of the nation's largest municipally owned utilities, is hiring a Senior Environmental Analyst to serve as the primary technical resource for all-hazards environmental risk analysis within its Emergency Management team. The role involves leading wildfire risk mapping, climate-driven hazard modeling, and infrastructure vulnerability assessments; managing external consultants and synthesizing data from LiDAR, GIS, outage history, and vegetation records into actionable risk products; developing and maintaining program documentation including the Wildfire Risk Reduction Strategy; supporting state and federal regulatory compliance; and providing technical input on capital planning and grant opportunities. The position works across Operations, Engineering, Asset Management, and Vegetation Management, and requires periodic field visits to transmission corridors and substations, as well as rotating on-call duty for spill response. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, natural sciences, planning, or a related field and at least 5 years of relevant experience. Experience with electric utility operations, wildfire risk modeling platforms, FEMA hazard mitigation planning frameworks, and independently managing consultant contracts are all strongly preferred, as is a graduate degree. A Washington State driver's license and the ability to pass a background check for access to critical electric infrastructure are required. Cover letter required with application.

Chromalloy, a global aerospace and defense engineering firm specializing in turbine component repair and manufacturing, is hiring an Environmental Lead to serve as the company-wide subject matter expert on environmental remediation, ESG strategy, and sustainability reporting. The role involves leading remediation projects from strategy through regulatory closure, managing environmental consultants and budgets, advancing Chromalloy's sustainability program including energy efficiency and GHG performance, and authoring the annual ESG Report. The position is highly visible and works across multiple global facilities; candidates must reside near a Chromalloy location in Tampa FL, Orangeburg NY, Windsor CT, Newnan GA, San Diego CA, Phoenix AZ, Carson City NV, or San Antonio TX. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental engineering, science, or a related field and 10+ years of environmental remediation, compliance, or sustainability program experience, including demonstrated success managing complex remediation projects with regulatory engagement. A master's degree and professional certifications such as PE, PG, SEP, or GRI are preferred, along with familiarity with ESG reporting frameworks and GHG accounting. US persons only; no visa sponsorship.

The staff attorney’s work would center around our legal advocacy, with a focus on litigation. Reporting to the Senior Legal Director, this position would be based in New Haven, Connecticut and focus primarily on Connecticut and Federal matters. This is a full-time, exempt position with full benefits (offerings explained below) and we are looking for someone with immediate availability.

CSR seeks a Program and Community Manager to help sustain and grow the Center for Climate and Security. This is a growth opportunity for an organized, self-directed professional to take ownership of core program operations, funder engagement, and team support functions at a small, fast-moving nonprofit institute working at the intersection of climate and security policy. The Program and Community Manager will work closely with the CCS Director, and will need to function independently with minimal supervision while managing multiple concurrent projects. The role requires strong attention to detail, the ability to interact competently and credibly with external stakeholders (including funders, advisory board members, and partner organizations), and a demonstrated commitment to being a reliable, flexible member of a small, close-knit team. The ideal candidate will bring genuine enthusiasm for and commitment to the CSR mission.

Earthjustice is seeking a collaborative and experienced litigator to join our newly established enforcement group as a Senior Attorney. Earthjustice’s enforcement docket focuses on holding polluters accountable for violating the federal environmental laws that protect our land, air, and water. This is a cross-organizational effort, with the opportunity to develop and pursue cases in venues throughout the United States on behalf of communities directly impacted by environmental harm.

Make an impact in the field of Conservation Education by supporting a frontline team at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge! Work side-by-side with our Education Coordinators to build meaningful Guest experiences focused on conservation and culture.

MSP is seeking to hire a Solar Project Coordinator to support our development team with all aspects of the development process. The Solar Project Coordinator will work closely with experienced solar developers to produce crucial insights into project feasibility, collaborate directly with municipal partners, track project progress, and research local regulations and policies impacting projects. This is an ideal role for someone with a passion for public ownership of energy who is seeking to build their experience in the renewable energy development field.

NRDC is seeking a North Carolina Policy Advocate to join the Southeast Regional team of the Climate and Energy Program. Our team is committed to transitioning to a clean energy economy and addressing energy and environmental inequities through partnership, building the environmental movement and ambitious, effective policies. This position will be an integral part of the program’s advocacy success and requires: a commitment to advancing a just, equitable, and sustainable clean energy future in North Carolina; working collaboratively and in a team-based setting with both internal and external partners; the ability to represent NRDC with decision-makers and in the media and other public forums with credibility and enthusiasm; and, the willingness to travel to Raleigh and other NC localities to advance NRDC’s policy goals. The position is remote, with an expectation to be based in Raleigh, North Carolina and to travel occasionally to other parts of the Southeastern United States to advance NRDC’s policy goals and for team meetings, etc., as needed.

Candidates must have an excellent academic record, superior writing ability, and advanced research and analysis skills. Legal experience in environmental and/or litigation matters is required. Please send a cover letter, resume, unofficial transcript, and writing sample (up to 10 pages) via email to recruiting@sprlaw.com. Please note “Lateral Environmental Associate Position” in the subject line of the email. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.

This position administers Title 25, Chapter 102 of the Department of Environmental Protection Rules & Regulations of the Clean Streams Law involving earthmoving activity in Montgomery County to protect, reclaim and restore water quality. Main duties are associated with the review of NPDES permit applications. He/she also promote, conduct and coordinate environmental education and outreach.

Main duties include the review of Post Construction Stormwater Management (PCSM) of NPDES permit applications under Title 25, Chapter 102 of the Department of Environmental Protection Rules & Regulations of the Clean Streams Law.

We are seeking an experienced Professional Engineer with a strong technical background in water resources, stormwater, and wastewater systems to lead projects within our Water/Wastewater discipline spanning the planning, design and implementation of drinking water, wastewater, and sustainable systems to ensure environmental and regulatory compliance. In this role, you will independently complete complex development of engineering design, preparation of specifications, compile technical reports, and other activities requiring the knowledge of standard engineering principles and techniques.

This Hydrology Data Support Scientist position requires a motivated and capable scientist to provide end-to-end support for the Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center (GES DISC), to facilitate our mission in support of NASA earth data products in particular for those related to hydrologic. precipitation and water related remotely sensed products using the suite of NASA satellites. These data products include legacy, current and future NASA Earth Science mission data (satellite and modeling), and discipline-related products.

You’ll have the opportunity to assist in the preparation of complex EISs, EAs, and other federal and state-level environmental compliance documents in the project planning stages. You’ll work as a part of a team of scientists, planners, engineers, and communications specialists to prepare technical studies and conduct public involvement and agency coordination in support of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and in accordance with all state-level environmental documentation requirements. You’ll have the opportunity to work with teams along the East Coast and throughout the nation, providing support for planning, engineering, and construction services to federal, civilian, and other government and commercial clients. The ideal candidate would be strongly familiar with Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LaDOTD) environmental reporting procedures and state/federal environmental permitting requirements and have experience leading environmental project teams on design-build projects.

In the role of Environmental Planner 1, we'll count on you to: Collect and report project-related environmental data, including research, interviews with government agencies and clients, map reviews, and field investigations of environmental features; Prepare NEPA documents, including associated technical memoranda; Prepare for and participate in public and client information meetings and hearings; Prepare, plan, and analyze/review technical studies, permit applications, NEPA documents, and similar reports/documents; Assist public and private clients with permit coordination, acquisition, and compliance for wetland impacts, bridge construction, and threatened/endangered species; Manage and report on all aspects of environmental projects, including scope, schedule, and budget; Perform other duties as needed.

Reporting to the Senior Agricultural Specialist, the California Agricultural Water Resource Specialist, works as part of multi-disciplinary team to successfully deliver AFT’s outreach, research, policy, and technical assistance programs supporting regenerative agriculture, groundwater recharge, and farmland protection in agricultural regions in California. As an integral part of the CA regional programs team, the California Agricultural Water Resources Specialist works with the California team, national initiative staff and external partners to lead the development and execution of water resources efforts in California including implementation of AFT’s San Joaquin Land and Water Strategy and advancing holistic approaches to create more resilient water and land systems across the state.

Reporting to the Senior Agricultural Specialist, the California Agricultural Water Resource Specialist, works as part of multi-disciplinary team to successfully deliver AFT’s outreach, research, policy, and technical assistance programs supporting regenerative agriculture, groundwater recharge, and farmland protection in agricultural regions in California. As an integral part of the CA regional programs team, the California Agricultural Water Resources Specialist works with the California team, national initiative staff and external partners to lead the development and execution of water resources efforts in California including implementation of AFT’s San Joaquin Land and Water Strategy and advancing holistic approaches to create more resilient water and land systems across the state.

Greenlight America, a clean energy advocacy nonprofit founded in 2023, is hiring a Senior Manager of Campaign Research to lead and supervise a team of researchers supporting grassroots campaigns that advance utility-scale clean energy project approvals at the local level. Responsibilities include managing core research programs, evaluating clean energy projects seeking local approvals, developing strategic research products, improving research processes and quality, and collaborating closely with campaigns, communications, and partnerships staff. The role also carries a voice in shaping Greenlight's broader research strategy and identifying opportunities in expansion states. Candidates need 4+ years of experience managing and performing research for advocacy or campaigns, demonstrated experience supervising staff, and strong written and verbal communication skills. The ideal candidate is a creative, risk-tolerant strategist with a passion for the clean energy transition and the ability to thrive in a fast-growing organization.

Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF), an environmental nonprofit working at the intersection of renewable energy and freshwater, is hiring an Operations Manager to serve as the internal operational backbone of the organization. Reporting to the CFO/VP of Operations, the role oversees technology systems, facilities, compliance, vendor relationships, and budget management, while directly supervising an Office Administrator and serving as a thought partner to executive leadership. Additional responsibilities include board support, contract oversight, insurance management, and cross-functional collaboration with program teams. Candidates need a bachelor's degree and 5 to 7 years of progressive operations experience, including at least 2 to 3 years in a supervisory role, preferably within a nonprofit. Experience with ERP systems is required, with NetSuite strongly preferred, along with strong project management skills and familiarity with nonprofit governance and compliance. Experience in the environmental or energy sector and credentials like PMP or CNP are a plus.

The University of California, Berkeley's Department of Geography is hiring a tenure-track Assistant Professor specializing in the impacts of global environmental change, with a start date of July 1, 2027. The position seeks scholarship on the mechanisms and impacts of environmental change — including heatwaves, drought, altered hydrological cycles, and land-use change — and how these transformations affect communities. Community-engaged research that co-develops questions and methods with relevant stakeholders is particularly encouraged. The role will contribute to the department's strengths in Earth System Science, Critical Environments, and Geospatial Representation. Candidates must hold a PhD or equivalent at time of appointment. The ideal candidate brings expertise in physical geography, quantitative methods including spatial statistics and modeling, and a track record of research productivity with potential for securing extramural funding. Applications require a CV, cover letter, research statement, teaching and mentoring statement, service statement, and three writing samples.

Strata-G, an engineering and environmental consulting firm, is hiring Environmental Sustainability Specialists to support federal sustainability and decarbonization programs at a DOE facility in Oak Ridge. Responsibilities include aligning site operations with federal sustainability mandates, tracking and reporting GHG inventories, supporting microgrid and renewable energy projects, managing hazardous and non-hazardous waste compliance, overseeing water efficiency programs, and completing annual federal sustainability reporting requirements including FAST dashboards. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, engineering, sustainability, or a related field and 3 to 5+ years of sustainability or environmental compliance experience, preferably in federal or highly regulated settings. The ability to obtain and maintain a DOE L or Q security clearance is required. CEM, LEED AP, or FEMP certifications and direct familiarity with DOE Order 436.1 are preferred. No visa sponsorship available.

A growing environmental and sustainability consulting firm is hiring a Senior ESG & Sustainability Consultant to serve as a strategic advisor and project leader for corporate and private equity clients. Responsibilities include leading ESG consulting engagements, conducting materiality assessments and gap analyses, developing sustainability strategies and KPIs, supporting GHG accounting and climate strategy, preparing ESG disclosures aligned with GRI, SASB, TCFD, and CDP frameworks, conducting M&A ESG due diligence, and contributing to business development and mentoring junior staff. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and 3+ years of ESG or sustainability consulting experience, with familiarity with major ESG reporting frameworks and demonstrated project management capabilities. A master's degree and experience working with private equity firms or supporting M&A transactions are preferred. Up to 10% travel required.