Environmental Job Board

Our well-established Monterey Bay-located environmental consulting firm (www.weber-hayes.com) is seeking a full time Project Level Geologist/Scientist for a mix of project management, field work, reporting and technical support related to range of environmental investigation, remediation, and compliance services. Our firm completes agency-required evaluations needed to assess chemical releases (groundwater, soil and soil vapor), drinking water supply, stormwater and other regulated environmental compliance investigations for a wide range of clients. The ideal candidate is an intelligent, motivated, and detail-oriented team player who is at least 2 to 4 years into their career as an environmental geologist / scientist. If you are seeking employment with a small firm where you are valued and can choose your career path with our support as you learn what excites you, then please apply.

The Environmental Consultant is a full-time, on-site role based in Toms River, NJ. This position involves conducting field investigations, site assessments, and sampling activities related to soil, groundwater, and other environmental media. The consultant prepares technical reports, supports remediation project design and oversight, and assists with Brownfields redevelopment and underground storage tank projects. Day-to-day responsibilities include performing environmental impact assessments, supporting regulatory permitting and compliance activities, and communicating findings and recommendations to project managers and clients. The role also involves collaborating with internal teams, maintaining accurate project documentation, and adhering to health, safety, and environmental standards.

Neel-Schaffer, an ENR Top 200 Design firm, is seeking an Environmental Scientist II to join our Environmental Team. We are seeking a motivated wetland scientist, ecologist, or biologist with 2–3 years of experience conducting environmental field studies and preparing technical reports that support engineering, planning, environmental compliance, and project development.

We’re hiring a staff level Outdoor Air Quality Scientist/Engineer to work with our team in our Houston, TX, office. In this role, you’ll support a variety of air quality and environmental compliance projects while working closely with experienced team members across the organization. You’ll contribute to technical deliverables, regulatory reporting, field and data-related activities, and client support efforts as part of a collaborative and growing practice. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys learning, solving problems, and building broad experience in a fast-paced consulting environment.

The DDS Companies is looking for an Environmental Permitting Lead ready to lead meaningful, high-impact work across utility, infrastructure, renewable energy, and land development projects. In this role, you’ll be the person who helps turn complex environmental requirements into clear, actionable permitting strategies—partnering with clients, agencies, and internal teams to move important projects forward with confidence.

Reporting to Senior Environmental staff and working daily with Operations and Project Management, the Environmental Specialist will be responsible for ensuring that project operational activities, undertaken or proposed by Forbes Bros, are aligned with project construction environmental management/protection plans, regulations and all other relevant environmental documents and commitments.

The Communications Manager works closely with the President and other staff to execute a proactive communications strategy, shape DPE’s public image, and advance our work on legislation, policy, campaigns, and organizing. We are looking for a skilled communicator, exceptional writer, and creative strategist with a passion for the labor movement and storytelling.

The Assistant Director of Government Relations supports Duke University’s advocacy and engagement efforts with state and federal government officials and agencies. The Assistant Director will play a key role in advancing Duke’s legislative and regulatory priorities by monitoring policy developments, supporting strategic outreach, and strengthening relationships with policymakers and stakeholders.

The Environmental Advocacy Center (EAC), within the Bluhm Legal Clinic at the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, seeks an experienced, collaborative, and mission-driven Staff Attorney to partner with the Center’s Director in managing a diverse docket of litigation, agency advocacy, and policy matters and in teaching the clinic seminar. The EAC represents community-based and nonprofit clients in a wide range of environmental and energy matters, including litigation in state and federal courts, advocacy before state and federal agencies, and legislative and policy development. The Staff Attorney provides direct legal representation to EAC clients and exercises independent professional judgment in managing a diverse docket of litigation, agency advocacy, and policy matters. The role serves as a primary point of contact for courts, agencies, and external partners; supervises and mentors student attorneys engaged in direct client representation; collaborates with the EAC Director on docket development, case selection, and workflow; and contributes to the Center’s strategic priorities, programmatic development, and academic and community programming within the broader Bluhm Legal Clinic community.

The Senior Associate, Federal Policy, Safer Chemicals Project, will be part of a team that seeks to advance the project’s efforts to reduce Americans’ exposure to EDCs through federal action, such as the adoption and effective implementation of federal policies. Reporting to the Senior Officer, Federal Policy, the Senior Associate will provide support to advance the project’s goals including influencing federal activities, rules, and requirements around EDCs by conducting background research, contributing to the production of research materials and policy analyses, engaging with federal agencies and Congress, working with partners, supporting event planning, and providing other project management assistance.

See full announcement for additional details. Join the Center for Watershed Protection (CWP) team and use your skills, knowledge, expertise, experience, and passion to support a national nonprofit organization that works to provide clean water resources for all communities. CWP is looking for a self-motivated individual, with keen attention to detail, with at least 10 years of financial management experience dealing with grant, contracts, and accounting issues that are relevant to non-profit organizations that award and manage federal, state, local, and private sector grants and/or contracts. This position requires an individual that can work independently with minimal supervision and meet deadlines; works efficiently and effectively; is detail-oriented; has the skills, experience, and ability to proofread grants, contracts, invoices, and similar documents to ensure accuracy and minimize errors; has excellent oral and written communication skills; is proficient in preparing and developing documents, charts, budgets, spreadsheets, graphs, invoices and similar types of documents for grants, contracts, and accounting purposes; and has relevant experience managing governmental and non-governmental grants, contracts, and other funding vehicles. The position is mostly remote with possible occasional travel to the office as necessary.

The California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) Office of Community Air Protection (OCAP) is seeking a highly capable and forward-looking Staff Air Pollution Specialist to join the Program Assessment and Reporting Section and help guide California’s community focused air quality work. This position offers a unique opportunity to apply advanced technical expertise and provide leadership in a program that plays a central role in supporting environmental equity across the state. The successful candidate will bring strong analytical judgment, scientific insight, and strategic thinking to assist Section-level planning and decision making. This includes contributing to the development of Section and assisting achieve its strategic goals, supporting alignment across internal teams, and helping shape approaches that strengthen Program's effectiveness statewide.

Reporting to the President/CEO, the Director of Advocacy (DA) is responsible for leading the affiliate’s advocacy efforts by promoting policies and systems that eliminate barriers to affordable housing. The Director of Advocacy will lead the department in conducting public education and awareness activities to highlight the importance of housing affordability in our community and build political will for change.

Stokes Environmental Associates is seeking an Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)Specialist to join our Norfolk-based environmental consulting team. This position will work alongside our senior environmental professionals on projects involving indoor air quality, mold, moisture intrusion, microbial contamination, building assessments, and related industrial hygiene services.

The Project Manager/Environmental Scientist will be situated in one of our two New Jersey locations, either Washington (Warren County), or Forked River (Ocean County). The ideal candidate will be responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating complex environmental projects to ensure that the goals and objectives of the project and client are accomplished within prescribed timeframes, regulatory requirements and budgets. Some projects will include complex, multi-media, and/or multi-contaminant investigations/remediations. The individual(s) in this position will also be responsible for the training of junior technical staff, and for responding to client inquiries in a timely and effective manner, as well as for developing business with existing client bases.

This position requires a senior level environmental professional responsible for leading regulatory compliance projects. Primary duties will be to provide consulting services for a broad array of regulatory compliance and environmental projects, including site investigation and remediation. The candidate must be able to identify, evaluate, and recommend strategies/designs to address regulatory compliance impacts. This may include leading environmental site investigations, design and development of plans and specifications, engineering analysis, observation, inspection, and reporting. Duties will include the preparation of applicable technical documents including proposals, reports, remedial action strategies, and regulatory agency correspondence.

RES is seeking a Technical Engineering Lead with deep technical expertise in ecological restoration, stream and wetland design, stormwater design, and construction planning. This senior-level role is ideal for an experienced Professional Engineer who can serve as a technical subject matter expert, guide complex design decisions, provide QA/QC leadership, and support projects from early feasibility through construction and closeout. The position also plays a vital role in the region’s sales and business development efforts, with responsibility for promoting RES’s solutions across the Mid-Atlantic, including Maryland, Virginia, and Kentucky, with focus on selling advisory services and design-build solutions.

Manage environmental compliance related tasks, programs and plans Inspect facilities, based on requirements, track date of audit, follow up and corrective action. Responsible for maintaining Intellex Program and producing monthly updates

SESI is seeking an experienced Water/Wastewater Project Manager to join our civil engineering consulting team in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. This is an on-site position supporting the planning, design, permitting, and construction of municipal water supply, water treatment, sanitary sewer, and wastewater systems.

We are looking for an existing Climate Scientist - AI Trainer to help train AI models. AI models are increasingly capable of performing complex analytical and scientific reasoning — but these systems still need practitioners with real-world quantitative experience to validate whether the outputs actually hold up in practice. That's where you come in.

As the Greenhouse Gas Inventory Unit Supervisor, you’ll be a state expert in greenhouse gas emissions inventory development and trend analysis. You will supervise a team of scientists, modelers, and emissions analysts to define, plan, and lead complex analyses of GHG emissions inventories, as well as determine and implement further team goals and objectives. This includes developing advanced modeling and accounting procedures to analyze and report on statewide greenhouse gas emissions. The team measures Washington’s annual greenhouse gas emissions. This work assesses the state’s progress towards meeting Washington’s emission reduction requirements for 2030, 2040, and 2050 and informs policymaker decisions. In addition to responding to agency and legislative requests for information, you will interface with myriad internal and external parties. These include other local, state and federal agencies, Tribes, non-governmental organizations, the Governor’s policy and budget staff, the Attorney General’s Office, and Legislative staff.

AECOM is seeking a Measurements Scientist IV for employment in our Raleigh, NC office. In this role, you will perform scientific air pollution measurements requiring field application of standard EPA techniques and procedures. This position will consist of both in-person and virtual (telework) work environments and will include performing assessments, plan reviews, and technical report writing. The successful candidate will provide technical skills leading and supporting projects within the department and will develop strong relationships with the team and clients to enable pursuit of new opportunities. The successful candidate will have the ability to communicate effectively with members of the project team, clients, site personnel and office management, and work both independently and as part of a project team.

The Senior Associate, Federal Policy, Safer Chemicals Project, will be part of a team that seeks to advance the project’s efforts to reduce Americans’ exposure to EDCs through federal action, such as the adoption and effective implementation of federal policies. Reporting to the Senior Officer, Federal Policy, the Senior Associate will provide support to advance the project’s goals including influencing federal activities, rules, and requirements around EDCs by conducting background research, contributing to the production of research materials and policy analyses, engaging with federal agencies and Congress, working with partners, supporting event planning, and providing other project management assistance.

We’re seeking a full-time employee that lives in the San Francisco Bay Area to work on a variety of air quality projects. The role will involve working with different organizations to design and provide training on air quality concepts, deploy and maintain air monitoring programs, and analyze and visualize air quality data collected by air monitors to assess quality and develop insights. You’ll be at the forefront of enabling community groups and other organizations to use data and new technologies to understand and improve local air quality. This is a remote position that will work with community-based groups, government agencies, and the private sector, both throughout the U.S. and in other countries.

Cornell University’s Department of Public & Ecosystem Health invites applications for a full-time Instructor and Program Manager for Applied Practice. This is a non-tenure-track academic staff appointment supporting Cornell Public Health, which delivers the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree training. This position will be the primary lead for the Applied Practice Experience (APEx) and career readiness initiative and perform program administration and student mentoring. The Instructor and Program Manager has primary responsibility for coordination, implementation, and academic oversight of the APEx, a required component of the MPH curriculum. The position supports all MPH students as they plan, complete, and document applied public health projects aligned with program competencies and professional practice expectations. Responsibilities include advising and mentoring students throughout the APEx process; supporting development of workplans and applied outputs; evaluating student submissions using a competency-based portfolio approach; and facilitating communication among students, faculty advisors, and site supervisors. The position also plays a central programmatic role in developing, managing, and sustaining partnerships with community, government, nonprofit, and organizational partners that support applied practice activities. The Instructor position collaborates with faculty and partners to identify and design feasible, high-impact project opportunities; manages partnership agreements in accordance with university processes; and maintains databases related to applied practice projects and outcomes.