RWDI Benefits Overview

Entry-level scientist/engineer supporting exhaust dispersion and air quality projects. Responsibilities include coordinating technical project work, using physical and numerical dispersion modeling tools, analyzing data, preparing technical reports, consulting with engineers and architects, and contributing to technical development initiatives. The role requires science or engineering education, computational and Excel skills, strong communication, independent problem-solving, and an interest in air quality and building design.

Coordinates engineering and environmental projects by managing schedules, tracking milestones, scope changes, invoicing, financial reports, client communications, receivables, quality assurance, and project closeout. Supports Project Managers and technical teams, maintains project and resource schedules, prepares status reports, and helps guide teams toward project objectives while controlling costs and meeting client expectations.

Manages engineering consulting projects from business development and proposal preparation through delivery. Builds client relationships, negotiates new business, oversees consultant teams, monitors project schedules, quality, financial performance, invoicing, and receivables. Develops presentations, supports conferences, communicates technical concepts, and tracks industry innovations. Requires engineering or architecture knowledge, familiarity with building design and construction processes, strong organizational and interpersonal skills, and willingness to travel.