Air Quality Policy & Rulemaking Specialist

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Flexible Spending Account

Paid holidays

Professional development

Longevity pay

Wellness program

Onsite nurse practitioner

Work-Life Balance

Job summary

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is seeking an experienced Natural Resources Specialist to support air quality regulation and stationary source control initiatives in Texas.

You will join the Office of Air, contributing to revisions of air quality rules, SIP updates, and collaboration with state/federal agencies and stakeholders to improve public health and environmental protection.

Qualifications

• Experience with or training in project management related to environmental issues.
• Experience with or training in technical writing, data analysis, or fiscal analysis.
• Experience with or training in sources of air emissions, or air pollution control technologies.

Responsibilities

• Plan, develop, and implement stationary source control strategies with data analysis and collaboration with TCEQ and partners.
• Coordinate and draft revisions to air quality regulations and SIPs; provide technical rule project support.
• Communicate status of control strategy development to management and the public; participate in meetings and trainings.
• Coordinate special assignments for air quality projects, including research, surveys, reports, and plans.

Skills

Project management

Technical writing

Data analysis

Fiscal analysis

Air emissions knowledge

Air pollution technologies

Education

Bachelor's degree in natural/physical science or engineering

Job description

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is seeking an experienced Natural Resources Specialist to support air quality regulation and stationary source control initiatives in Texas.

You will join the Office of Air, contributing to revisions of air quality rules, SIP updates, and collaboration with state/federal agencies and stakeholders to improve public health and environmental protection.