Entry-Level Air Quality Consultant | Impact & Growth

Ramboll US Corporation; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 64,000 - 81,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Flexible work arrangements

Inclusive culture

Job summary

Ramboll US Corporation's Environment & Health division seeks an Entry Level Air Quality Consultant in Los Angeles to support emissions estimation, dispersion modeling, and regulatory compliance for diverse clients. You will work with an experienced team across projects addressing air quality and climate challenges.

You will prepare emissions calculations, review regulations, assist with permit applications and environmental impact reports, and grow professionally in a collaborative, inclusive

Qualifications

• Degree with GPA 3.5+ in relevant field
• Strong computing skills including spreadsheets and word processing
• Able to understand and interpret environmental regulations
• Database and GIS skills are preferred but not required

Responsibilities

• Prepare emissions calculations
• Conduct air quality reviews of emissions reduction or control
• Assist in preparing major and minor source permit applications and environmental impact reports
• Critically review and interpret environmental regulations

Skills

Spreadsheets

Word processing

Written and verbal communication

Problem solving

Organization skills

Environmental regulations analysis

Database skills

GIS familiarity

Education

B.S. or M.S. in Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, or Environmental Engineering; Environmental Science; Atmospheric Science

Tools

GIS

Database management

Job description

Ramboll US Corporation's Environment & Health division seeks an Entry Level Air Quality Consultant in Los Angeles to support emissions estimation, dispersion modeling, and regulatory compliance for diverse clients. You will work with an experienced team across projects addressing air quality and climate challenges.

You will prepare emissions calculations, review regulations, assist with permit applications and environmental impact reports, and grow professionally in a collaborative, inclusive