Environmental Engineer: Air Compliance & Emissions

InvestedintheMission; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

SpaceX seeks an Environmental Engineer, Compliance/Air Programs, to partner with the environmental lead at our Starbase, TX site. You will manage chemical inventory, emissions tracking, and regulatory reporting to ensure EPCRA compliance and audit readiness.

The role requires experience in industrial settings, familiarity with Tier II/ TRI, and the ability to coordinate with manufacturing stakeholders on compliance calendars and permit activities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required in a relevant field.
• 3+ years of experience in compliance programs in industrial/manufacturing settings.
• Experience with EPCRA Tier II/ TRI and air permit reporting preferred.
• Texas-specific air permit knowledge is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Own and operate continuous assessments for hazardous chemical inventory tracking across a mass manufacturing site.
• Use outputs to prepare, quality-check, and submit Tier II and TRI filings on schedule; archive materials.
• Improve or develop inventory tracking tools, workflows, and compliance calendars.
• Perform internal audits focused on inventory integrity, emissions data completeness, and recordkeeping gaps.
• Own and operate continuous emissions and activity tracking of emission sources.
• Coordinate emissions testing with contractors when necessary.
• Support permit applications, amendments, and renewals with stakeholders and consultants.
• Monitor regulatory changes affecting EPCRA lists and air permit recordkeeping; brief management.

Skills

Inventory tracking

Emissions tracking

Regulatory reporting

Auditing

Stakeholder coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree

Environmental engineering or related field

Job description

SpaceX seeks an Environmental Engineer, Compliance/Air Programs, to partner with the environmental lead at our Starbase, TX site. You will manage chemical inventory, emissions tracking, and regulatory reporting to ensure EPCRA compliance and audit readiness.

The role requires experience in industrial settings, familiarity with Tier II/ TRI, and the ability to coordinate with manufacturing stakeholders on compliance calendars and permit activities.