Top Environmental Engineering Jobs

Develop and optimize manufacturing and assembly processes for avionics and wire harnesses. Create manufacturing plans and work instructions, perform hands-on assembly/integration/testing, resolve manufacturing issues via root-cause analysis, work with suppliers and QA, participate in design reviews, and drive continuous improvement.

Own the architecture, analysis, design, integration, testing, and flight validation of aircraft Environmental Control Systems. Perform thermal-fluid trade studies, system sizing, modeling, CAD design, supplier management, test planning, instrumentation, flight-data analysis, troubleshooting, and rapid hardware iteration for a special access aerospace program.

Embed with test operations to develop and enforce safety procedures and hazard analyses for propulsion, fluids, mechanical, and high-energy tests. Serve as on-site safety authority, conduct test readiness reviews, oversee hazardous material handling and compliance (DOT, EPA, OSHA), lead incident investigations, manage emergency response planning, provide safety training, perform exposure monitoring and audits, and interface with regulatory and range safety authorities.

Supports senior engineers in analyzing, designing, and evaluating mechanical systems, propulsion, structures, and environmental systems. Collects and analyzes engineering data, resolves routine technical issues, prepares technical documentation, and communicates findings. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to meet project goals and deadlines.

Develops and manages environmental compliance programs covering air, water, stormwater, natural resources, spill prevention, and hazardous waste. Conducts inspections, reporting, environmental audits, and corrective actions aligned with ISO 14001. Supports construction projects and contractors in meeting environmental requirements, coordinates regulatory compliance, and may assist with inspections and external audits. The role requires an environmental-related bachelor's degree and knowledge of major environmental regulations.

Own the architecture, analysis, design, integration, testing, and flight validation of aircraft environmental control systems. Perform thermal and fluid-system sizing, aerothermal design, modeling, supplier management, test planning, instrumentation, and flight-test troubleshooting. Deliver flight-ready ECS hardware for a special access defense program while managing rapid design iterations and technical tradeoffs.

Support federal and New York State environmental permitting and compliance across wetlands, stormwater, air, wastewater, hazardous waste, and protected species. Conduct field inspections, lead corrective actions, manage SWPPP implementation and erosion control, coordinate with contractors and agencies, support incident investigations and ISO 14001 programs, and apply AI tools to improve data collection and workflows.

Develop and maintain environmental compliance programs covering air, water, stormwater, natural resources, and hazardous waste. Conduct inspections, audits, reporting, and corrective actions (ISO14001). Support construction projects and contractor compliance while coordinating regulatory interactions and ensuring site environmental obligations are met.

Plans and directs spacecraft integration and environmental tests, manages test plans and schedules, improves assembly procedures, and supports vehicle-level verification. The engineer collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and technician teams to resolve production issues, document nonconformances, implement corrective actions, and provide test direction, status updates, and go/no-go recommendations. The role requires hands-on hardware integration, test execution, and occasional evening or weekend work for mission milestones.

Develop and optimize manufacturing processes for avionics systems and wire harnesses used in aerospace products. Responsibilities include creating assembly procedures, resolving manufacturing issues through root cause analysis, coordinating with suppliers and quality teams, performing hands-on assembly and testing, supporting design reviews, and driving continuous improvement. The role also involves environmental test fixture design, avionics manufacturing documentation, and compliance with applicable industry standards.

Supports environmental health and safety engineering for aerospace manufacturing and space station development. Responsibilities include facility and capital project reviews, risk assessments, engineering controls, regulatory compliance, air quality and hazardous waste programs, industrial hygiene monitoring, incident investigations, technical training, KPI reporting, and safety committee support. The role collaborates with engineering, maintenance, regulators, and external stakeholders, while managing EHS projects and traveling between Southern California sites up to 25% of the time.