Environmental Engineer – Field & Remediation (Entry Level)

Arcadis; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

Arcadis in Indianapolis, IN is seeking an entry-level Environmental Engineer to join our Resilience Environment team. This role offers growth in the environmental consulting field, with May 2027 graduates encouraged to apply. You’ll support a range of projects from investigation through remediation.

Expect significant field work, learning opportunities, and collaboration with project managers and mentors. Travel up to 75% in the early years, with regional and occasional national assignments.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in Engineering (Environmental, Civil, Chemical, or closely related field).
• Possesses OSHA HAZWOPER training (40-hour) and annual refresher certifications (preferred).
• Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification preferred; 1 year experience or relevant internship helpful.

Responsibilities

• Perform fieldwork in varied weather; duties may include drilling oversight for soil sampling, groundwater well installation, groundwater sampling, excavation oversight, remediation systems operation, and vapor intrusion surveys.
• Coordinate, manage, analyze, and evaluate field and analytical data for technical deliverables.
• Assist PMs and APMs with planning environmental investigations and remediation tasks; ensure on-schedule and on-budget delivery.
• Oversee delegated tasks and contribute to office tasks: reports, data compilation, cost estimates, health & safety plans, permit applications, and proposals.
• Design and interpret environmental remediation systems and in-situ treatment options; prepare engineering designs and construction-related documents.

Skills

Attention to detail

Communication

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

Power BI

Job description

Arcadis in Indianapolis, IN is seeking an entry-level Environmental Engineer to join our Resilience Environment team. This role offers growth in the environmental consulting field, with May 2027 graduates encouraged to apply. You’ll support a range of projects from investigation through remediation.

Expect significant field work, learning opportunities, and collaboration with project managers and mentors. Travel up to 75% in the early years, with regional and occasional national assignments.