Intermediate Environmental Professional (Engineer or Geoscientist)

Energy Vault; San Juan de Terranova; Hybrid; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Vault seeks an Intermediate Environmental Professional to lead contaminated site management and environmental assessments across Canada. This role involves project management, client relationship development, and mentoring within a flexible, hybrid work environment. Ideal candidates possess strong technical skills and a commitment to ongoing professional development.

Benefits

Flexible work hours

Hybrid work arrangements

Qualifications

• Experience managing contaminated sites and environmental assessments.
• Strong project management skills with technical understanding.
• Commitment to ongoing professional development.

Responsibilities

• Manage contaminated sites and conduct environmental assessments across Canada.
• Prepare and review project reports and health/safety plans.
• Mentor junior staff and develop client relationships.

Skills

Leadership

Technical capabilities

Communication

Business acumen

Education

Environmental Engineering or Geoscience degree

Job description

Overview

Are you someone with strong leadership and technical capabilities? Do you enjoy building relationships and working collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders? Are you a thought leader, trusted advisor, and problem solver? If you enjoy entrepreneurship and innovation, this opportunity is for you! With excellent communication skills and business acumen, you will thrive in our fast-paced, agile environment.

Your Opportunity

Dillon’s Contaminant Assessment & Management discipline is seeking an Intermediate Environmental Professional (Engineer/Geoscientist) to join our multidisciplinary team. You will work on exciting projects, providing clients with a fully integrated and superior customer experience.

The successful candidate can be based at our St. John’s, Newfoundland office. We offer flexible work hours and hybrid work arrangements to help balance work and personal life.

Responsibilities

What your day will look like

Project Management & Implementation

• Manage contaminated sites projects in Atlantic Canada, including Phase I, II & III ESAs, hydrogeological investigations, sampling programs, and remediation projects. Additional responsibilities may include hazardous materials assessments, risk assessments, solid waste management, and industrial air quality.
• Prepare and review reports, contracts, and supporting documents.
• Manage health and safety plans, coordinate field programs, and build relationships with clients, regulators, service providers, and stakeholders.
• Understand environmental regulations applicable to contaminated sites across various locations.

Field Activities

• Supervise site activities, including technical and management tasks in the field.
• Conduct environmental site assessments and remediation projects.
• Train junior staff and conduct fieldwork in urban and remote locations across Canada.

Business Development

• Respond to RFPs and develop client relationships.
• Identify new business opportunities in both private and public sectors.

Learning & Development

• Commit to ongoing professional development.
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior staff.
• Participate in professional associations and committees.