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NEW Water in Green Bay, WI, seeks a Laboratory and Research Manager to lead the laboratory operations, ensure environmental compliance, and deliver accurate data that protects local water resources and public health.
You will mentor analysts and coordinators, oversee QA/QC, and manage budgeting and equipment. A Bachelor’s in a related science, 8 years in a certified lab, and a Wisconsin wastewater license (or ability to obtain within 2 years) are required.
At NEW Water, our purpose goes beyond daily operations—we are dedicated to being a model of water quality protection and environmental sustainability. As the Laboratory and Research Manager, you will play a central role in fulfilling this vital mission. By leading our laboratory operations, ensuring rigorous environmental compliance, and delivering accurate data, your work directly protects local water resources, supports public health, and serves our region.
Hiring Range: $98,946-$116,417 (annually)
Full Salary Range: $98,948-$139,693 (annually)
Be a part of an organization where your expertise actively protects the environment every single day. We offer a culture that values professional growth, collaborative leadership, and a shared dedication to clean water and sustainable communities.
We are proud to offer a comprehensive rewards package that includes retirement security, work-life balance, and wellness support:
NEW Water is a public utility that provides regional clean water services to 15 municipal customers, serving approximately 239,000 residents throughout a 285-square-mile area. NEW Water embraces cultural attributes of Safety, Respect, Team, and Environment, as we strive to protect our most valuable resource, water. Proudly serving our community since 1931, NEW Water provides an essential service to protect public health, our precious waterways, and support economic development. NEW Water cleans an average of 41 million gallons a day, so that our community can do laundry, flush the toilet, and run their businesses knowing that the receiving waters are being protected.