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Arizona
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality is looking to fill the following positions, all of which will remain open until filled:
- Senior Environmental Engineer – Permit Writer (Air Quality Division): In this role, you will be responsible for drafting air quality permits, including enforceable conditions, and assuring compliance with state and federal air pollution laws and regulations. A Bachelor’s degree in Environmental or Chemical Engineering, as well as a Professional Engineer License are required. View Details >
- Senior Lean Coach (Mission Partners Division): In this role, you will facilitate continuous improvement through the use of Lean Tools and Methodologies, participate in projects in all aspects of the agency, and work with colleagues and functional leaders in accomplishing project goals. Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in environmental management, operations management, engineering, business administration, or a related discipline, or 3-years of relevant work experience are required. View Details >
- Environmental Science Specialist 2 -3–Permit Writer Surface Water Protection Unit (Water Quality Division): In this position, you will conduct research and draft pollutant limits for the purpose of identifying, abating, or eliminating sources of pollutants or hazards that affect human health and the environment. A Bachelors of Science degree in an environmental/chemical, hydrogeology, hydrology, geology, biology, earth science, or an equivalent science discipline is required. View Details >
- Leaking UST Remediation Engineer Senior (Waste Programs Division): This senior-level position calls for a subject matter expert specializing in the clean-up of petroleum hydrocarbons and related contaminants of concern. As an engineer, you will assess third-party, proposed remediation and corrective action plans for leaking underground storage tanks, as well as conduct technical evaluations of the design, implementation, and operation of remediation systems to ensure efficacy and regulatory compliance. A Bachelor’s degree in the engineering discipline, 12 or more years of remediation engineering experience, and a Professional Engineer License, are required. View Details >
- Environmental Science Specialist 1-3 — Air Quality Inspector (Air Quality Division): In this position, you will conduct source inspections to determine compliance with air quality laws, rules, and regulations. Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry, Environmental/Chemical Engineering, or Environmental Science/Studies/Technology, as well as 0-5 years of experience, depending on the specialist level for which the applicant is applying. View Details >
- Environmental Engineer Specialist 2-3 — Permit Writer (Water Quality Division): Based in the Groundwater, Mining, and Industrial Permits Unit, this position is responsible for utilizing applied engineering knowledge and skills to conduct reviews of Aquifer Protection Program (APP) permit applications for mines and various industrial facilities. A Bachelor’s degree in Environmental, Civil, Mining, or Chemical Engineering is required. View Details >
- Environmental Engineer Specialist 1-2 — Planning & Research Unit (Air Quality Division): In this role, you will act as an air quality subject matter expert, helping make State Implementation Plan (SIP) revisions under the Clean Air Act. This includes pollutant-specific nonattainment area, infrastructure, and rule-based plans, as well as other regulatory required reports, to be submitted to the U.S. EPA. Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, chemical engineering, atmospheric chemistry, atmospheric science, meteorology, or a closely related field. View Details >
- Administrative Services Officer 1 — Billing & Collections Specialist (Mission Partners Division): This position is responsible for billing and data entry into key systems and external files, as well as responding to inquiries and collections outreach. A Bachelor’s degree (or 2-5 years of equivalent industry experience) in administrative, accounting, or accounts receivable is preferred. View Details >
- Compliance Enforcement Coordinator (Mission Partners Division): In this role, you will work under the Office of Administrative Counsel to provide legal support to attorneys and staff within the Agency, furthering AZDEQ’s mission to protect and enhance public health and the environment. Applicants must have a paralegal or legal studies certification, 2-3 years of legal field experience, and a valid driver’s license. Additional experience as a project manager is preferred. View Details >
Oregon Hiring Equity Manager
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is seeking applicants for the position of Equity Manager. The successful candidate will play a key part in advancing ODEQ’s DEIB and environmental justice efforts, including implementation of their Strategic Plan and DEI Plan. The Equity Manager will also serve as a member of the Leadership Team. Information on the position, an information session being held on November 21 at 11 Pacific, and how to apply by the December 4 deadline are all available here.
State Associations
Interstate Mining Compact Commission
The Interstate Mining and Compact Commission is seeking applicants for the position of Executive Director. The successful candidate will lead this multi-state governmental agency/organization as it represents the natural resource and related environmental protection interests of its 26 member states. To read more about the position and how to apply, go here.
