Geologist for CCS Site Certification & Regulation

Austincc; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

California Air Resources Board is seeking a qualified professional to support sequestration and CCS regulatory work in the United States. The role includes reviewing certification applications, evaluating geologic data, and contributing to CCS regulations and guidance.

The position involves presenting findings to diverse audiences, collaborating across CARB divisions and external partners, and occasional travel for field visits, workshops, and conferences.

Responsibilities

• Review site certification applications for Sequestration Site Certification and CCS Project Certification to ensure compliance with CARB CCS Protocol.
• Evaluate site-specific data on geologic formations, seal integrity, monitoring plans, and storage performance.
• Contribute to the development and amendment of CCS regulations, protocols, and technical support documents.
• Prepare and present technical findings to internal and external stakeholders, including at public workshops and interagency meetings.
• Collaborate with other CARB divisions, CalEPA boards and departments, federal and state agencies, industry, and community stakeholders.
• Occasional travel for field visits, public meetings, and conferences.

Job description

California Air Resources Board is seeking a qualified professional to support sequestration and CCS regulatory work in the United States. The role includes reviewing certification applications, evaluating geologic data, and contributing to CCS regulations and guidance.

The position involves presenting findings to diverse audiences, collaborating across CARB divisions and external partners, and occasional travel for field visits, workshops, and conferences.