Top Environmental Engineering Jobs

Join Aerospace Corporation as a Mechanical/Environmental Engineer in the Systems Engineering Division. Take part in solving complex facilities and infrastructure problems, optimizing mechanical systems, and ensuring operational readiness of ground assets. Work collaboratively in multi-disciplinary project teams throughout the facility life cycle.

The Environmental Engineer will manage projects related to contaminated site assessments, remediation, and reclamation, primarily in the mining sector. Responsibilities include preparing regulatory reports, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, developing remediation plans, and managing client relationships. The role requires travel within the US and Canada and mentoring junior staff.

The EHS Engineer at INEOS Composites will manage environmental, health, and safety functions at the Pittsburgh plant, ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering process improvements to reduce environmental impact and operational costs. They will lead EHS programs, engage with the workforce, and maintain strong relationships with regulatory agencies.

The role involves investigating and remediating contaminated sites, conducting fieldwork, engineering calculations, monitoring treatment systems, and preparing technical reports. The engineer will work independently or as part of a team, with a focus on attention to detail and problem-solving in both office and field settings.

As an entry-level environmental engineer, you will investigate, evaluate, and remediate contaminated sites, assist with engineering calculations, remedial design, and prepare technical reports. This role will also include on-site investigations and some fieldwork, requiring effective communication with team members, regulators, and clients.

The Environmental Engineer will work on projects involving the investigation and remediation of contaminated sites, participating in field investigations, remedial design, and producing technical reports. The role includes working with a team and may involve travel and fieldwork.

The entry-level Environmental Engineer will focus on fieldwork, investigations, data management, and construction oversight while collaborating with senior staff to resolve engineering problems. Responsibilities include performing calculations, ensuring QA/QC, assisting with project documentation, and supporting business development activities.

The Environmental Engineer will conduct environmental assessments and audits, ensuring regulatory compliance and promoting sustainability. Responsibilities include recommending corrective actions, developing sustainability programs, leading training sessions, and tracking environmental metrics to enhance performance and minimize impact.

The Principal Environmental Engineer will lead a global team focusing on sustainability and environmental aspects in product development. Responsibilities include providing engineering expertise, driving innovation, collaborating across functions, and supporting sustainability goals. The role aims to create sustainable processes and products while meeting corporate sustainability metrics.

The Staff Environmental Engineer will perform environmental site assessments, oversee remedial projects, assist with data collection and report preparation, and ensure project objectives are met while collaborating with clients and project managers. The role includes on-site work at contaminated sites and requires strong problem-solving and analytical skills.

The Environmental Engineer/Scientist/Consultant will manage environmental review and permitting projects, focusing on mining services in the Midwest. They will collaborate with clients and multidisciplinary teams, ensure compliance with regulations, and support business development while maintaining relationships with stakeholders. Responsibilities include developing environmental review documents, conducting surveys, and consulting with regulatory agencies.

The role involves managing state permitting and federal environmental reviews primarily in the intermountain west, working with diverse stakeholders to ensure compliance. Responsibilities include leading multidisciplinary teams, preparing NEPA documents, managing environmental assessments, and supporting public involvement, while providing technical advice and business development.

As an entry-level Environmental Engineer or Scientist at Woodard & Curran, you'll work primarily in fieldwork, data management, and construction oversight. You'll support engineering projects through calculations, data validation, and preparation of technical documents while collaborating with senior staff members. Travel to job sites is required for ongoing project work.

As an Entry-level Environmental Engineer, Scientist, or Geologist, you will collect samples, assist in field investigations, prepare reports, and manage data under mentorship. Your role includes supporting site investigation and remediation activities, ensuring safety compliance, and contributing to regulatory documentation.

The Environmental Engineer or Scientist will assist in planning and designing Abandoned Mine Land (AML) reclamation projects, conduct site inspections, manage project-related activities, prepare technical reports, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations while collaborating with senior staff.

The Siting Environmental Engineer will support the deployment of the SMR-300 reactor by developing environmental and regulatory requirements, managing project actions, analyzing legal requirements, and ensuring compliance with environmental standards. This role involves collaborating with engineering teams, oversight of subcontractors, and preparing technical presentations.

The Senior Environmental Engineer will consult with clients on air quality issues, including emissions estimation, dispersion modeling, and compliance with environmental regulations. Responsibilities include preparing permit applications, analyzing pollution control measures, and leading junior staff on projects.