Field Environmental Scientist/Geologist I — Arctic Remote Sites

Arctic Slope Regional Corporation; Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

ASRC Energy Services, LLC, part of the ASRC family, invites applications for an Environmental Scientist I to support contaminated site investigations, remediation projects, and environmental compliance across Alaska. This field-forward role develops technical and field capabilities toward QEP status under Alaska DEC rules, working alongside senior staff to learn planning and execution of investigations.

Responsibilities include field sampling, data management, regulatory documentation, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in environmental science, geology, environmental engineering, chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
• Zero to three years of relevant environmental field, consulting, or remediation experience.
• Willingness to complete field assignments statewide (two to three weeks).
• Familiarity with Alaska contaminated sites requirements under 18 AAC 75/78.
• Clear, organized technical writing; proficient in Word/Excel.

Responsibilities

• Support and, with experience, lead field activities including soil/groundwater sampling and monitoring well work.
• Record field documentation: boring logs, logs, forms, chain-of-custody, photos.
• Compile, review, tabulate analytical data against cleanup levels.
• Draft sections of work plans, site reports, regulatory correspondence.
• Prepare figures, tables, and site maps for deliverables.
• Support waste management and field logistics for remote sites.
• Assist with project controls and scheduling.

Skills

Field sampling

Data management

Technical writing

Word

Excel

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher in environmental science/geology/engineering/chemistry

Tools

GIS

CAD

Environmental databases

Job description

ASRC Energy Services, LLC, part of the ASRC family, invites applications for an Environmental Scientist I to support contaminated site investigations, remediation projects, and environmental compliance across Alaska. This field-forward role develops technical and field capabilities toward QEP status under Alaska DEC rules, working alongside senior staff to learn planning and execution of investigations.

Responsibilities include field sampling, data management, regulatory documentation, and