Gulf Coast Air Quality Engineer - Permitting & Compliance

Arcadis; Albuquerque (NM); Hybrid; USD 98,000 - 147,000; Full time

Job summary

Arcadis is seeking a Project Air Quality Engineer to join our Integrated Sustainability and Compliance team, working from a Texas office or neighboring Gulf Coast states. This hybrid role blends office, remote work, and client-site visits to deliver air quality permitting, compliance, and reporting across industries.

You will collaborate with North American leaders, support Gulf Coast air quality projects, perform emissions calculations, and help develop strategies for permits-by-rule, Title V,

Qualifications

• Minimum of 7 years of experience in Air Quality.
• Strong background in Oil and Gas air emission calculations and permitting.
• Experience with Texas permitting and reporting.

Responsibilities

• Apply knowledge of Federal and State air quality regulations to permitting and compliance projects.
• Assist upstream and midstream facilities with permitting and routine air quality compliance reporting.
• Prepare air permit applications (Permits-by-Rule, minor NSR, FESOP, Title V, PSD, and NSR variants).
• Collaborate with Arcadis’ air team leaders to ensure regulatory knowledge and project delivery.
• Perform emissions calculations for regulated pollutants and greenhouse gases for inventories and reporting.
• Support client and proposal development activities.

Skills

Air Quality

Emissions Calculations

Permitting

Texas permitting

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Chemical or Environmental Engineering

Job description

Arcadis is seeking a Project Air Quality Engineer to join our Integrated Sustainability and Compliance team, working from a Texas office or neighboring Gulf Coast states. This hybrid role blends office, remote work, and client-site visits to deliver air quality permitting, compliance, and reporting across industries.

You will collaborate with North American leaders, support Gulf Coast air quality projects, perform emissions calculations, and help develop strategies for permits-by-rule, Title V,