Environmental Job Board

The Environmental Integrity Project is accepting applications for Summer 2027 law clerks to join our team. This position can be either remote or in-person at EIP’s Washington, D.C. office. EIP is a nonprofit organization established in March of 2002 by former EPA enforcement attorneys to advocate for more effective enforcement of environmental laws. EIP’s mission is to protect public health and our natural resources by holding polluters and government agencies accountable under the law, advocating for tough but fair environmental standards, and empowering communities fighting for clean air and clean water. The law clerks’ duties will include legal research and writing related to environmental, administrative, and information-collecting statutes and regulations, review of pollution permits and data, and other work to support public comments, litigation, and issue-focused reports. To learn more, click on the link!

AI developers pay environmental scientists, geologists, chemists and engineers by the hour to write hard problems in their field and to check what AI models answer. The work is remote and part-time, and suits experts between roles. On 22 Oct 2026, 15 roles for environmental and earth scientists were open to US residents, typically $80 to $85 an hour and up to $120, for example Environmental Scientist & Engineer Expert (AfterQuery, $100/hr), Earth Science & Geology Expert (AfterQuery, $85/hr) and Biology / Environmental Science Evaluator ($80-$120/hr); 38 more name chemists. AITraining.jobs is a job board, not the employer: it reads the job boards of 37 AI-training platforms every hour and each role links to the platform that hires for it. Anyone still in federal service should check the outside-activity rules first: https://aitraining.jobs/can-i-do-ai-training-next-to-my-job?utm_source=epn

Join the Center for Watershed Protection (CWP) team and use your skills, knowledge, expertise, and experience, to support a national nonprofit organization that works to provide clean water resources for communities. CWP is looking for a self-motivated individual, with keen attention to detail, with at least 10 years of experience that includes both organizational financial management and accounting, as well as accounting for projects funded by federal, State, local, and private foundation grants and contracts. Please see the job announcement for further details and application requirements and deadlines.

At WSP, you can access our global scale while contributing to meaningful projects that help shape the future of communities and the environment. We are currently initiating a search for a Wetland Delineator/Environmental Scientist for our Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, Akron, Toledo, Indianapolis, or other regional offices. This is an exciting opportunity to join a collaborative team of environmental professionals supporting infrastructure, utility, and renewable energy projects throughout the Midwest. At WSP, we are driven by a shared purpose to create positive, lasting impacts through innovative environmental solutions and sustainable project delivery. As part of our Environmental Science team, you'll work alongside industry-leading experts who are passionate about protecting natural resources while helping clients navigate complex environmental challenges. We foster a culture that values technical excellence, collaboration, continuous learning, and professional growth, empowering our people to build rewarding and impactful careers.

The key responsibilities for this position will include responding to and coordinating site inspections when environmental impacts occur on state lands as a result of leasing activities, including oil and gas development, saltwater disposal, mining activities, illegal dumping, and other activities. This position will work closely with other NMSLO divisions, as well as state and federal regulatory agencies, to oversee reclamation and remediation projects through completion. This position will also provide conditions and stipulations for proposed actions and alternatives, including site assessments, remediation and reclamation plans, mine reclamation plans, complex erosion issues, hazardous illegal dumping, and other environmental compliance matters. Additionally, this position will coordinate surface reclamation and remediation activities to support the balanced purposes of multiple use, sustainability, and revenue generation. Primary responsibilities will include investigating and inspecting surface damage on state trust lands and preparing inspection findings; gathering and evaluating information related to surface damage from NMSLO staff, lessees and operators, and other agencies; analyzing and entering data using internal software applications, Geographic Information System (GIS), spreadsheets, and other tools; reviewing and assessing remediation and reclamation plans and other submitted technical reports; performing special projects in support of the Environmental Compliance Office; and coordinating with other Surface Division personnel to finalize remediation activities and complete close-out reporting.

Everglades Day Safari seeks an enthusiastic, knowledgeable naturalist to lead educational wildlife tours through Southwest Florida's diverse ecosystems and the Everglades. Our guides are naturalists, educators, and storytellers who bring South Florida's remarkable ecology and natural history to life. This position combines environmental interpretation, wildlife observation, guest interaction, and outdoor adventure. As a guide, you will transport guests in a company passenger van, provide engaging narration throughout the journey, and lead guided nature walks and wildlife observation drives. Tours also include an airboat ride and a skiff boat cruise, both operated by professional captains. You will not be responsible for operating either vessel.

The Department of Environment and Society (ENVS) at Utah State University (USU) invites applications for a tenure-track position of Assistant Professor with expertise in environmental and natural resources policy. We seek applicants who work at the science-policy interface, connecting scientific knowledge with policy development, design, implementation, or adoption, to support environmental and natural resource management, stewardship, and decision making. Possible areas of policy expertise could include air quality, climate, critical minerals, energy, land use, public lands, outdoor recreation, water, or wildlife, as examples. We welcome applications from those working across an array of environmental and natural resource contexts, with relevance to the state of Utah especially welcome. Teaching expectations will include a combination of online/virtual and in-person courses that contribute to the Department's curriculum. This tenure-track, full-time academic year (nine-month) position is based at the USU main campus in Logan. The emphasis for the position is 50% research, 40% teaching/advising, and 10% service. The position will start August 2027. Background information is available on the webpages for the Department of Environment and Society and its home, the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Outdoor Instructors work with a small team to facilitate an After School Program & Summer Camp Nature Program for Bainbridge Island School District youth entering grades K-4. Outdoor Instructors will pass on their love of nature, knowledge of the natural world, and passion for our local forests and beaches to our participants. Additionally, they will create programming around a theme that changes monthly and will participate in daily field expeditions to parks, beaches, and forests on Bainbridge Island. Outdoor Instructors are supervised by the Program Director and perform other duties as assigned.

The Department of Public and Environmental Wellness in the School of Health Sciences at Oakland University invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in Environmental Health and Safety (EHS). The successful candidate will join a dynamic and multidisciplinary department committed to excellence in teaching, research, and community engagement. We seek a candidate who will initiate and maintain a successful program of research, scholarship, and service. The ideal candidate will contribute to both undergraduate and graduate instruction in Environmental Health and Safety, support the department’s mission, and actively engage in curriculum development and program growth.

The Scherman Foundation is leaning into this chapter of change and transition by launching the search for a Director of Strategy and Programs. This leader will be charged with ensuring deep responsiveness to the field and applying an ecosystem level analysis to identify opportunities that can strengthen the Foundation’s grantmaking and support of the sector. Moving from strategy, the Director of Strategy and Programs will lead the Foundation’s Strategy and Programs team and functions to thoughtful implementation. All of this work will take place in deep partnership with the Foundation President and CEO, in accountability to the field, and lifting the Scherman Foundation voice as a thought leader within philanthropy. This iteration of the Director position is a new version of the role and creates significant opportunities for leadership both inside and outside of the Foundation. The Director of Strategy and Programs will oversee the Strategy and Programs Team, which currently consists of a Program Officer, a Grants Manager, and two consultants supporting grantmaking in specific issue areas. We look forward to additional growth in coming months to expand the capacity of our Strategy and Programs team. The Director of Strategy and Programs will report directly to the President & CEO.

Kenyon College invites applications for a tenure-track position in the Departments of Environmental Studies and Biology (Freshwater Ecosystem or Landscape Ecology) starting in July 2027. We seek a broadly trained ecologist with expertise in freshwater ecosystem or landscape ecology, with an interest in contributing to an interdisciplinary department. To complement current faculty expertise, we seek candidates whose research focuses on regional or global ecological or biogeochemical processes, preferably in freshwater systems. Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to excellent teaching, including strong academic support, inclusive course experiences, and effective mentoring for our diverse student population. Teaching expectations are 5 courses per year, with 3 courses in the Environmental Studies Department (e.g., Introduction to Environmental Studies, Senior Seminar in Environmental Studies, and new lecture and/or lab courses at the upper level) and 2 courses in the Biology Department (e.g., Introductory Biology lecture or lab, Aquatic Systems Biology). Additional opportunities exist for interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship within and outside the sciences, including in Kenyon's interdisciplinary Program in Computing and the college's Science and Nature Writing initiative. We expect a vigorous research program that involves undergraduate students, leads to publications, and has potential to attract extramural funding. Applicants should hold a Ph.D degree; post-doctoral experience is preferred. We encourage applications from all groups historically underrepresented in the sciences.

We are seeking a Staff Environmental Scientist I to support environmental field activities associated with a three-year environmental remediation contract based primarily in southeast Missouri, with a strong preference for candidates within reasonable driving distance of project sites in Jefferson, Washington, St. Francois, and Madison Counties.

Broadbent & Associates, Inc. of Henderson, NV is looking to hire an organized full-time Project Environmental Scientist (Air Quality) to manage a wide variety of complex projects, with an emphasis on air permitting, compliance, and reporting. This position earns a competitive salary and bonus opportunity, depending on experience. We also offer a comprehensive benefits package, including 100% medical insurance premium coverage, dental, vision, a health savings account (HSA), a generous 401(k) retirement plan with safe harbor contribution and company match, vacation, additional paid-time-off, critical illness and accident plans, life insurance, solid opportunities for advancement and a rewarding and fun work environment. If this sounds like the right environmental opportunity for you, consider applying today!

Stantec’s gulf coast environmental services group is seeking an Environmental Scientist to participate in environmental field surveys, reporting, and permitting support for our clients in the renewable energy, electric transmission, pipeline, transportation, and other business sectors. The selected candidate will assist our team of environmental professionals on environmental impact analysis, wetland, stream, and vegetation assessments/monitoring, and endangered species surveys in Texas and across the gulf coast.

We are seeking a Lab Technician to support laboratory testing and coatings-related projects in a hands-on industrial lab environment. This position is responsible for performing prescribed testing, operating laboratory equipment, accurately documenting results, and working with team members to keep testing schedules on track. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to gain or expand their laboratory experience within the coatings industry.

AECOM is seeking an Entry-Level Environmental Scientist to join our team in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and support a diverse portfolio of environmental investigation, assessment, and remediation projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career professional to build technical expertise while working alongside experienced scientists, geologists, and engineers on projects that protect human health and the environment. In this role, you will support environmental field investigations, collect and evaluate environmental data, and contribute to the preparation of technical reports and project documentation. Field activities may include collecting soil, groundwater, surface water, sediment, air, and soil vapor samples; documenting site conditions; monitoring remediation activities; and coordinating with subcontractors. Office responsibilities will include reviewing and organizing data, assisting with data interpretation, conducting research, and preparing reports to support environmental assessments and remediation efforts.

The Bureau of Legal Affairs (BLA) Contracts Division advises Department staff on procurement issues relating to the provision of services and purchase of equipment, as well as construction contracts relating to DSNY’s facilities. Contract attorneys prepare and negotiate contract documents, as well as review and revise contracts, solicitations, and correspondence prepared by operating bureau contracting staff and the Agency’s Chief Contracting Office (“ACCO”). BLA contract attorneys also provide legal assistance to the ACCO and DSNY’s various bureaus in their dealings with the Mayor’s Office of Contract Services, the City Comptroller, and other oversight entities. BLA contract attorneys also handle all Bid Protests, review Determinations of Non-Responsiveness and Non-Responsibility, and handle all appeals from such findings. Additionally, the BLA Contract Unit manages claims, disputes, and occasional defaults that arise while administering commercial contracts.

Biohabitats is seeking an ecologically focused Water Resources Engineer to join our Northeast Highlands & Coastal Bioregion team in Middletown, CT. The ideal candidate will have strong organizational, analytical, and engineering skills that can be applied to support a variety of projects including planning studies, in-field assessments, and the preparation of design plans and construction documents. The successful candidate will work with our multidisciplinary team of scientists, landscape architects, and engineers to support ecological restoration, conservation, climate adaptation, and resiliency work for government, private, and non-governmental organizations.  

Under the direction of the Climate Adaptation and Emergency Management Program Manager, the Community Adaptation Specialist 2: Emergency Management (EM) Coordinator is responsible for leading regional emergency management coordination, planning, and response efforts across AVCP region communities. This position provides advanced technical assistance to support large-scale emergency preparedness, response, and recovery in a vast and remote region. The EM Coordinator supports the development of regional emergency management frameworks, strengthens Incident Command System (ICS) capacity, and enhances coordination between Tribal governments, regional partners, and state agencies. The position also contributes to climate adaptation initiatives through integration of emergency planning, community resilience strategies, and relocation or protection planning where necessary. This role includes significant responsibility for emergency response coordination, training, and real-time incident support, including extended hours and deployment to regional coordination centers when needed. The EM Coordinator will work closely with Tribal communities to ensure culturally appropriate, community-driven approaches to emergency preparedness, response, and long-term adaptation.

Applied Ecology, Inc., a small, but rapidly growing environmental consulting firm, is seeking a highly motivated and qualified Environmental Planner with a strong GIS and technical writing background to support public sector environmental consulting projects. This role focuses on integrating spatial analysis with environmental planning to guide sustainable land use, infrastructure development, and regulatory compliance initiatives. The ideal candidate will apply GIS tools, communication skills, and planning principles to analyze natural resources and climate conditions, assess impacts, and support federal, state, and local government agency projects.

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. Interested?

AECOM is actively seeking an Environmental Specialist/Planner specializing in environmental compliance, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation, and/or permitting for a current contract with the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) in Huntsville, Alabama. AECOM is a subcontractor on the MDA Technical, Engineering, Advisory and Management Support (TEAMS) Environmental Management contract with offices located on Redstone Arsenal, AL. The successful applicant will join the TEAMS group and work with Environmental Scientists and Engineers in a demanding and intellectually stimulating environment. This position may allow for hybrid work with some remote and some office presence required but is subject to change based on U.S. Government requirements.

Responsible for implementing and managing the Non-Point Source Pollution (NPS) Clean Water Act Section 319 Program as well as managing watershed implementation projects and other water pollution reduction projects within the Leech Lake Reservation. Will assist in activities associated with water quality and environmental protection.

The Environmental Scientist works within the Environmental Protection Department, providing interdisciplinary environmental review and technical support for natural resource management activities on the Quinault Indian Reservation (QIR). The primary emphasis will be on on-reservation timber sale planning and implementation, but will also include QIN Planning Department development projects. The incumbent will be expected to cross-train in the responsibilities of the Fish Habitat, Wildlife, Wetlands, and Environmental Quality sections to understand the purpose, regulatory requirements, and resource protection objectives of each discipline. They will also coordinate environmental permitting, participate in interdisciplinary team (IDT) processes, identify potential environmental concerns, and develop recommendations that protect the Nation's natural and cultural resources while supporting timely project implementation.

You will be an integral part of the industrial hygiene team by assisting in a variety of environmental and industrial hygiene field activities. AirQuest specializes in providing services to the following sectors: asbestos and lead-based paint detection and control, indoor air quality investigations, radon and/or mold detection and management services. You will be expected to take initiative in various projects assigned to you by your supervisor. After training and under supervision, you will perform a variety of specialized paraprofessional industrial hygiene, environmental or engineering field research, perform and document field observations report writing, file maintenance, basic scientific calculations, public relations and office administrative duties.

At Onterris, we build careers grounded in purpose, responsibility and real-world impact. “For Planet and Progress” is our north star that guides everything we do. We believe environmental responsibility and human progress are interconnected, interwoven and international. Our scientists, engineers, field teams, consultants and professionals collaborate across disciplines and geographies, guiding industries and governments, ensuring that communities and environments thrive. When you join us, you’re not just forging a career, you’re joining a movement. A movement for better thinking, smarter solutions and lasting impact. Together, we will advance our way of life and protect the integrity of our environment every step of the way.

NatureBridge provides overnight environmental science education experiences for more than 30,000 students and their teachers every year in the world’s best classrooms: our National Parks. Our mission is to connect young people to the science and wonder of the natural world, igniting self-discovery, and inspiring stewardship of the planet. Through our programs, students explore the outdoors, connect with their peers, discover themselves and develop a lasting relationship with science and the environment around them. Environmental Science Educator (ESE) schedule varies week-to-week. ESEs can expect to deliver environmental science and team-building programs from 9am - 4pm for 3-5 day programs. On a regular program day, educators receive up to 30 minutes of paid preparation time.

Community Support Specialist will provide direct services and case management services on all programs under the Community Development Department. This includes and it is not limited to financial/employment/digital coaching, free tax preparation services. The Community Support Specialist will perform duties in compliance with grant agreements and program guidelines.

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Extension Agent Agriculture and 4-H Youth Development Carbon County Position Details Working Title Extension Agent Agriculture and 4-H Youth Development Carbon County Brief Position Overview This position is located in Joliet, Montana. The primary duty for County Extension Faculty is to assess local community needs, then to develop, implement, and evaluate Extension programming to meet those needs. The areas of emphasis of this Carbon County Extension Agent position are Agriculture and 4-H Youth Development. The Carbon County Extension office is staffed by one Agriculture and 4-H Youth Development agent, one Family and Consumer Sciences and 4-H Youth Development agent, and three-quarter time administrative assistant.

The Corporate Health, Safety, Environmental, and Sustainability (HSES) Engineer supports the development, implementation, and management of Paulo’s safety, environmental compliance, and sustainability programs, policies, procedures, and initiatives. A successful person in this position will work with the EHS Manager and plant leadership to advance safety performance, sustainability compliance, and sustainability initiatives across all Paulo locations. This position will help oversee safety and environmental activities; conduct safety and environmental audits and inspections; respond to incidents and near misses; coordinate regulatory reporting and hazardous waste activities; support training programs; maintain records; and assist with the development and continuous improvement of workplace safety, environmental, and sustainability programs. This role serves as a key technical resource for these activities and is intended to develop future leadership for Paulo’s HSES program. This is an onsite hybrid role in our St. Louis, Missouri office reporting to the office 2-3 times per week.

This is a full-time role for a Civil Engineer or Environmental Engineer. NOREAS, Inc. has immediate openings for a mid-level position ranging from 4 to 10 years of experience in the environmental investigation and remediation industry. The full-time position will be based at our Irvine or San Diego, California office, and will require some travel.

Anderson’s & Co. is a growing environmental engineering firm providing hands-on compliance and engineering solutions for industrial clients. We offer the opportunity to lead technical work, mentor a team, and build your own client base—with profit-sharing opportunities that reward your contribution to the firm’s success. If you have strong expertise in stormwater compliance, air permitting, or environmental remediation and want a role where you can help shape a growing practice, we want to hear from you.

Responsible for supporting the planning, design and execution of civil, earthwork, environmental remediation and infrastructure projects. The Civil/Environmental Engineer reflects the organization's core values through problem solving, customer focus, teamwork, a can-do attitude, and doing the right thing.

The City of Thousand Oaks is seeking an experienced and collaborative Senior Planner to lead complex development reviews and long-range planning assignments. The position requires sound judgment, strong project management, clear communication, and the ability to work effectively in technically complex and politically sensitive settings.

SCELP is a non-profit public interest environmental law firm headquartered in Georgetown, and with satellite offices in Mt. Pleasant, Greenville, Columbia and Beaufort. The home location for this position can be either Columbia or Greenville. We are seeking a committed and energetic person with strong analytical, research and interpersonal skills to work with the SCELP team as we use our legal expertise to protect SC’s land, water and communities. The attorney will be responsible for working with SCELP staff on developing, managing and litigating cases in state, federal, and administrative law courts, as well as engaging in legal advocacy, interacting with local governments, state and federal agencies, other environmental organizations, community groups and the public. Applicants should have a minimum of 3 years of litigation experience, with a strong preference for environmental litigation.

As part of Science Rising, the UCS Science Ambassador Fellow will work to enhance UCS visibility, recruitment, engagement, and power-building efforts to advance Science Rising, organizational, and programmatic goals. The Fellow will establish, support, and coordinate a new UCS Science Ambassador project for both UCS staff and Science Network experts, and serve as a public-facing science ambassador advancing Science Rising goals for UCS. The Fellow will also lead, coordinate, and/or support UCS and Science Network participation in high-value solidarity events (e.g., mass mobilizations); Science Rising national calls and trainings; and other events and activities that elevate the profile and visibility of Science Rising and UCS generally. Science Rising is a UCS-led initiative dedicated to mobilizing the scientific community to protect democracy and counter authoritarianism.

About Climate Solutions: For nearly three decades, Climate Solutions has worked to accelerate clean energy solutions to the climate crisis and build a thriving, equitable Northwest powered by clean energy. Across Washington and the broader Northwest, Climate Solutions champions transformational climate and clean energy policies, builds powerful partnerships and coalitions, and helps turn ambitious solutions into action. With groundbreaking policies now in place across the region, the work ahead is both to protect and implement that progress and to keep pushing for solutions that cut climate pollution at the speed and scale required while delivering tangible benefits for people and communities. About the Opportunity: Reporting to the Washington State Director, the Washington Legislative Director will lead Climate Solutions’ Washington legislative strategy to turn ambitious climate and clean energy priorities into political action, building the relationships, collective power, and team capacity needed to win meaningful and lasting policy change.

The Gulf Permit Tracker Coordinator is a new Healthy Gulf position. They will be responsible for launching the new Gulf Permit Tracker web application, which will allow an easy way for the public to find and take action on environmental permits in their region of Louisiana. It will also allow community partners to utilize other mechanisms to let their neighbors know about polluting companies in the area. The Coordinator will work with partner organizations and staff to fully utilize the tracker, while engaging with the Senior Policy Director and contractors on how the tool is being used and how to improve it.

The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe (MIT) is seeking to fill a full-time position that is responsible for assisting in natural resources protection and environmental compliance. This role requires expertise in environmental laws and regulations. Responsibilities include reviewing environmental documents, writing comment letters, preparing program plans and providing recommendations on implementation of environmental regulations. This position involves collaboration with all MIT Fisheries Division programs as well as federal, state, county, and city programs that promulgate environmental regulations and requires excellent communication and organizational skills.

Are you ready to make a real impact on the environment while working with a supportive, energetic team? CMS—a national leader in environmental compliance and management—is looking for a passionate Environmental Analyst to join our team! At CMS, we blend science, integrity, and teamwork to protect and enhance our planet’s natural resources. You’ll be part of a growing company that values dependability, compassion, and doing what’s right, while offering the tools and training you need to succeed. Our mission is to protect the environment while empowering people. Our team lives by six core values: Dependability, Compassion, Achieve Results, Solve Problems, Do What’s Right, and Be a Leader. We work hard, have fun, and celebrate every success—big or small.

Lumenor Consulting Group is looking for a motivated self-starter to lead a NEPA group in our growing Environmental team. Our preferred candidate would have demonstrated experience working with state DOT’s or other agencies related to infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate for this position is an enthusiastic environmental consulting professional with the desire to foster technical excellence, the ability to provide day to day project support and the desire to grow and manage a NEPA team. This candidate will be an integral part of our growth strategy and must be willing to perform work both in the office as well as in the field.

This role directs the engineering activities that support major air quality permitting programs and ensures that regulatory requirements are met. It provides leadership to staff reviewing complex submissions and supports consistent application of air quality standards. As an Environmental Engineer Manager, you will perform the following duties - Program Oversight: Manage the implementation of air quality permit programs across the region; Staff Guidance: Supervise engineering teams as they review applications and assess compliance; Technical Evaluation: Review detailed engineering submissions and ensure alignment with regulatory standards; Public Engagement: Communicate permitting requirements to applicants and community members; Regulatory Actions: Support enforcement activities by providing technical advice and recommendations

This leadership position is aimed at those individuals interested in leading big-picture, front-end planning work for wastewater management systems that may contain collection systems, treatment facilities, effluent management and biosolids management systems or some combination of these elements. Successful candidates will have technical skills and knowledge that span broadly wastewater engineering planning/analysis/design and environmental science and will work alongside staff such as wastewater process engineers, environmental scientists, and infrastructure engineers who bring specific, focussed skill sets to projects. Equally important and integral to this role are the skills and experience required to develop the wastewater management area of our core Water practice and mentor young professionals. Projects will include master planning-type studies, regulatory assessments, and resource recovery opportunity analyses that may include solid waste and potable water elements. Responsibilities will include leading planning projects and supporting design and implementation projects to provide continuity from earlier planning efforts. Essential to this role is client liaison and business development. You will also support project pursuit teams in business development activities such as proposal preparation. In addition, you will contribute to topical marketing through activities such as conference presentations.

A Project Manager at SET Environmental / WCEC is responsible to: Managing scope, schedule, and budget for a variety of environmental projects including site investigation/characterization, environmental compliance, due diligence, and environmental permitting projects; Support Senior Project Managers in project execution, client development, and corporate objectives; Participate in SET / WCEC’s Emergency Response program including on‐call rotation; Meet your average billable goals and manage achievement of staff/team goals; Lead environmental project work including investigation, remediation, sample collection, data analysis, while working alongside and supporting other Project Managers and Senior Managers on multiple projects; Manage environmental permitting, investigation, and remediation tasks Coordinate and delivers on‐schedule and on‐budget tasks; Coordinate and oversees the work of subcontractors; Develop junior staff, particularly in the areas of technical data collection, sample collection, site management, report preparation, and client relations through skills training and on the job experience; Conduct performance evaluations for applicable staff; Direct and perform fieldwork which may include soil sampling, groundwater sampling, surface water sampling, biological sampling, excavation oversight, operation and maintenance of remediation systems, and vapor intrusion/soil gas surveys; Write and prepare environmental permits, technical reports, work plans, letters, and memorandums; Perform office work which can include task coordination, data compilation and interpretation, cost estimates, health & safety plan preparation, report writing, regulatory file review, proposal writing, project strategy development, schedule and budget management, and establishment of subcontracts; Perform report preparation, writing and review; Record and maintains detailed scientific field notes accurately; Adhere to SET / WCEC’s quality assurance/quality control procedures; Follow SET / WCEC’s health and safety policies, responsible for on‐site safety

The Civil/Environmental Professional Engineer leads the planning, permitting, design, construction support, and regulatory compliance efforts associated with municipal solid waste facilities, environmental infrastructure, and related civil engineering projects. This role provides technical leadership, project management, client service, mentoring, and business development support while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Typical projects include municipal solid waste landfills, transfer stations, landfill gas systems, leachate management systems, stormwater controls, environmental compliance programs, permit modifications, site development, and closure/post‑closure care facilities. This is a full‑time position paid bi‑weekly on a salary basis.

The ideal candidate is a results-driven environmental professional with a degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Environmental Engineering and 2 to 7 years of environmental compliance experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment. They possess strong knowledge of air and water regulations, permitting, and environmental reporting, including NSPS, PSD/NSR, NESHAP, and Title V requirements. This individual excels at managing compliance programs, conducting audits and inspections, analyzing environmental performance data, and partnering with operations teams to proactively identify risks and implement sustainable solutions. Strong communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively with regulatory agencies, plant leadership, and community stakeholders are essential. Experience in the cement, lime, or related heavy industrial industries is highly preferred. This position is located at GCC's Three Forks, MT plant. Relocation assistance available.

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Compliance Officer to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for ensuring that our organization adheres to all regulatory requirements and internal policies. This role is crucial in maintaining state environmental compliance. The Compliance Officer will play a key role in developing, implementing, and monitoring compliance programs.

Micron’s Global Environmental, Health, Safety and Sustainability (EHSS) team partners across sites and functions to enable safe, compliant, and sustainable operations worldwide. We support the design, construction, and readiness of pioneering manufacturing facilities, helping ensure environmental stewardship remains a core part of Micron’s global growth strategy. As a Principal Engineer, Environmental Engineering, you will provide leadership across major capital projects, including greenfield fabs, site expansions, and facility modernization efforts. You will partner with global team members to embed environmental requirements into early design decisions, reduce compliance risk, and drive environmental performance across air, water, and waste systems. This highly visible role offers the opportunity to influence global manufacturing investments while advancing innovative engineering solutions.

RES is seeking a Regulatory Specialist IV with deep environmental permitting expertise to support restoration, mitigation, and environmental project delivery in California. This role is ideal for a senior regulatory professional who understands how to navigate complex agency requirements, prepare and review high-quality permit documents, evaluate project risk, and serve as a trusted technical resource for project teams, clients, and regulatory partners.

The primary responsibility of this position will be to manage the environmental permitting requirements for our portfolio of projects, which includes informing, planning and executing strategic decisions regarding permitting risk; management of environmental permitting applications (local, state and federal); mitigation strategies; and overall regulatory compliance for our projects. This position is key to Panthera Grid Partners’ goals for continued success in developing the highest quality solar generation assets.

We are looking for a Limited Term Flexible Program Assistant to support initiative teams across the Foundation by providing general administrative and grantmaking support. This is an ideal opportunity if you are early in your career and want to gain nonprofit experience, or if you’re looking to transition into the sector from another field. We are looking for candidates who are flexible, detail-oriented, have excellent time management capabilities, and demonstrate the ability to work effectively with others. You should enjoy a variety of work and have the desire to contribute to the Foundation and its grantees. This is a limited term position, with a maximum duration of two years, and will help build your resume for a role in the nonprofit space. You will report to the Business Solutions Officer.

The Special Assistant to the President & CEO strengthens the effectiveness of the President’s office by helping the President focus on the high-level priorities, stay prepared for meetings and engagements, and ensure that decisions and commitments are strategic, well informed, and well-coordinated. Serving as a trusted partner, the Special Assistant reports directly to the President and provides high-level executive and administrative support, coordinates priorities across internal and external stakeholders, and ensures consistent follow-through with discretion, sound judgment, and exceptional attention to detail. There are no supervisory responsibilities, but significant cross organization collaboration and cooperation responsibilities. This is a new position, offering a unique opportunity to work collaboratively with the President/CEO to customize the full scope of the partnership.

A More Perfect Union seeks a highly organized, detail-oriented Development Associate to help power our growing fundraising program. As the organization enters an exciting phase of expansion, this role will serve as the operational hub of the development team, ensuring that donor information is accurate, fundraising projects move forward on schedule, grants to our partners are processed, and that the organization has the infrastructure to track relevant data. Working closely with the Vice President of Development, Director of Operations, and colleagues across the organization, the Associate will maintain the systems, workflows, and cross-functional coordination that enable successful fundraising and internal functioning.

The Development Manager sits on our growing development team and will own Future Caucus’ institutional grants management and serve as a lead writer for our fundraising efforts. This person will manage the full lifecycle of our institutional grants, from prospect research and proposal development through reporting, renewal, and stewardship, while building the systems and processes that allow our fundraising operation to scale. The Development Manager reports directly to the Senior Director of Strategic Growth and Impact, working closely to align funding opportunities with organizational priorities, develop institutional fundraising strategies, and ensure compliance with funder requirements.

As the Associate Director of Media Relations, you will manage our earned media work and other strategic communications efforts to secure, protect, and defend voting rights for all Americans. You will be responsible for directing earned media strategy for the organization’s brands as well as building the CEO’s profile with journalists and media influencers. You will be the go-to resource for national journalists seeking expertise on voting and election issues and translate complex policy details into compelling messages and pitches. Media relations for Voting Rights Lab just doesn’t mean writing and editing press releases - it’s about building long term relationships with key reporters, landing exclusive placements, and being a strategist for our executive, program team, and partners to better tell our story.

EIP is accepting applications for an Engineer to join our team working to hold industrial polluters and federal and state agencies accountable for compliance with the Clean Air Act and other environmental laws. Working with EIP’s team of lawyers and analysts, the Engineer will work to reduce pollution from industrial sources through regulatory, permitting, and enforcement strategies. EIP takes legal action to clean up pollution; we publish data-driven reports that push federal and state regulators to better protect public health; and we work with frontline communities to provide the resources they need to obtain the protection of our environmental laws. EIP is a national organization with strong partnerships with frontline communities and organizations in the Gulf States, Ohio River Valley, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic regions. We are dedicated to reducing the enormous amount of climate, air, and water pollution generated by the fossil fuel power sector and industries that extract, store, or process oil or natural gas to make fuel, chemicals and plastics, fertilizers, and other petrochemical products. EIP work also targets pollution from other sectors, including steel manufacturing, landfills and trash incinerators, and aluminum production. EIP’s Center for Applied Environmental Science (CAES) ensures that local communities and environmental advocates have access to high-quality science and engineering expertise. The Engineer position will support these programs and can be based in Washington, DC or remote. The position may require occasional travel throughout the U.S.

The town of Somerset, MD is seeking a service-oriented, highly organized and proactive town manager/clerk treasurer to oversee the day-to-day operations of the town. The town manager/clerk-treasurer is appointed by the mayor, with the approval of the council. The town manager/clerk-treasurer is the chief financial officer of the town, who exercises the financial powers of the town under the direct supervision of the mayor. The town manager/clerk-treasurer also serves as the clerk to the council, attends every meeting of the council (held in the evening, usually twice a month), and keeps a full and accurate record of the proceedings of the council.

AWS is an environmental consulting firm located in Great Falls, Montana. We provide engineering, environmental science, and industrial hygiene consulting services to a wide variety of commercial and residential clients throughout Montana and in other nearby states. AWS was established in 2020 by founding members with environmental consulting roots in the Great Falls area dating back to the mid-1990s, and our core group has worked together for nearly two decades. First and foremost, we are looking for an individual who identifies with AWS’s identity and goals. We have families and financial obligations too, so we understand and respect that this is the main impetus for most people as they seek employment. However, we want to enjoy our days at work as much as possible, and we want the same for our colleagues. A successful applicant will be interested in their own success, but they will also be interested in helping AWS consistently provide value to our clients and our team. Additional minimum and preferred requirements are listed below.

The Postdoctoral Researcher will be pivotal in environmental stressor mapping and research activities to enhance extension and outreach efforts. Responsibilities include identifying and developing stressor maps, establishing a demonstration research testbed on the PVAMU Research farm, and implementing climate-smart production practices on selected farms. Additionally, the Coordinator will educate stakeholders, including farmers, on climate-smart resiliency and environmental benefits, and conduct flood, drought, and soil loss analyses at county and farm levels. They will assist in field and laboratory experiments to quantify carbon sequestration potentials and collect data on environmental stressors. Other duties involve manuscript development, grant proposal writing, participation in extension activities, collaboration with fellow researchers, and support for undergraduate and graduate students. This role also entails assisting principal and co-investigators and contributing to the university's commitment to teaching, research, and service excellence.

The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida is seeking to hire a Full-time hybrid Water Resources Specialist for our Water Resources Department. This is a professional position of service to the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida (“Tribe”) requiring a specialized scientific knowledge base in natural resource management, conservation, and restoration, particularly pertaining to water resources. The incumbent is responsible for the development and management of the Tribe’s water quality program in northwest Florida.

In this role as an Staff Acoustics & Noise Control Specialist, you will have the opportunity to; Work with a dynamic team within an established global infrastructure consulting and engineering company; Work with a team of Acoustic & Noise Control specialists to support project owners in identifying and mitigating risk associated with environmental noise and industrial noise control. Join Black & Veatch’s Environmental practice focused on ensuring environmental stewardship for our clients.

We are seeking a Computational Soft Matter Modeler to help model key physical processes in complex systems involving soft materials, including polymers and biopolymers, to solve impactful challenges. As a member of our team, you will contribute to exciting projects supporting the US Department of Defense and other government agencies. Our team strives to develop, apply, and maintain deep expertise in multiscale modeling techniques that give insight across key length and time scales. You will work alongside analysts, laboratory scientists, and engineers who have a passion for applying our modeling results to physical systems that advance the state of the art and have real-world impact.

We are seeking a creative quantum scientist to help us grow new projects and mature existing ones in the field of quantum error correction. As a member of our team, you’ll contribute to the development and evaluation of quantum error correcting codes (QECCs), working closely with theorists and experimentalists to bridge knowledge gaps and address practical limitations of quantum error correction on current and future hardware platforms. You will join our hardworking team of quantum scientists who are passionate about building new and exciting solutions to expand the state-of-the-art in quantum science. We strive to foster an environment of collaboration and teamwork. Our team is committed to integrity and honesty, and values substance and innovation.

True North Consultants is a growing environmental consulting firm that offers continuing growth, stable leadership, and views employees as valuable resources. We are seeking a self-motivated Environmental Scientist (Senior), with 5-8 years of experience, to join our team in Naperville, Illinois, and become an integral part of our continued success. The full-time position will provide task-level support to project managers and engineers.

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Project Engineer to join our Environmental team. The ideal candidate can be based anywhere in the U.S. and will travel to jobsites to support project management and engineering tasks, assisting in the planning, execution, and completion of construction projects. This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or individuals with limited experience to kick-start their careers in engineering and project management.

WCN’s Rising Wildlife Leaders (RWL) pillar builds the next generation of conservation leaders through scholarships, internships, and several multi-year leadership development programs, supporting conservationists at each stage of their career. The Rising Wildlife Leaders Manager runs the scholarships, internships, and the Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders (EWCL) programs that make that possible: managing cohorts and alumni, administering awards and agreements, and leading the trainings, mentorship, and networking that define the RWL experience, including EWCL’s flagship in-person convening and other trainings. This role sits inside WCN’s Conservation Programs team and is the connective tissue between RWL’s programs and participants, WCN’s donors, and the communities WCN serves.

The Gulf Permit Tracker Coordinator is a new Healthy Gulf position. They will be responsible for launching the new Gulf Permit Tracker web application, which will allow an easy way for the public to find and take action on environmental permits in their region of Louisiana. It will also allow community partners to utilize other mechanisms to let their neighbors know about polluting companies in the area. The Coordinator will work with partner organizations and staff to fully utilize the tracker, while engaging with the Senior Policy Director and contractors on how the tool is being used and how to improve it.

The Environmental Studies Program at the University of California, Santa Barbara invites applications for an ongoing pool of lecturers who may be appointed to teach undergraduate courses in Environmental Studies-related topics. Appointments are contingent on the ES Program’s specific quarter-by-quarter instructional needs and the availability of funding.

Reporting to the Executive Director of EH Legal, the Division Counsel will work on multiple legal and policy projects with a focus area of food safety, supporting the division’s regulatory and enforcement of restaurants and mobile food vendors. The Division Counsel will advise inspectional program leadership and staff regarding enforcement actions and prosecuting civil summons at administrative hearings at the Office of Administrative Hearings and Tribunals, among other responsibilities under the direction of the executive director. We seek a public-interest lawyer dedicated to use of the law to protect and promote the health of all New Yorkers.