Environmental Engineer

ATTB - The Big Jobsite; Dundee; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading environmental technology company as an Environmental Engineer. You'll play a pivotal role in monitoring air quality and supporting the development of innovative solutions to improve indoor environments across the UK. This position offers the chance to work with a dedicated team focused on sustainability and data-driven results.

Qualifications

• Experience in emissions and air quality monitoring.
• Ability to prepare technical reports.

Responsibilities

• Conducting emissions and air quality monitoring at various sites.
• Supporting innovation of IAQ and emissions monitoring solutions.

Skills

Data Analysis

Environmental Monitoring

Education

Environmental Engineering Degree

Job description

Job Description

Join an innovative team developing environmental solutions that are shaping the future of monitoring and sustainability.

We’re Alator, an environmental technology company developing data-led solutions for real-world environmental challenges.

Our products include:

1. TrakAer
   - a digital air quality system helping housing providers proactively tackle damp, mould, and poor indoor environments.
2. Verion
   - a next-generation GHG emissions monitoring solution built to detect and track leaks and fugitive emissions in real-time.

We’re looking for an Environmental Engineer to join us at an exciting time of growth. You’ll play a key role in delivering on-site monitoring and supporting the ongoing development of our TrakAer IAQ solution - helping tackle damp, mould, and poor indoor air quality in homes across the UK. You’ll work closely with a team committed to innovation, data-driven impact, and healthier environments.

What you'll be doing

1. Conducting emissions and air quality monitoring at sites across the UK and overseas.
2. Supporting the roll-out and next-stage innovation of our IAQ and emissions monitoring solutions.
3. Analysing data and preparing clear, accurate technical reports.