Remote Environmental Engineer for Clean Air & Water

Remote And More; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 105.000 - 132.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) in Washington, DC seeks an Engineer to join our team and help hold polluters and government agencies accountable under the Clean Air Act and other environmental laws. The Engineer will develop technical support for citizen-suit enforcement, draft memos and reports, and work with communities and coalitions to reduce pollution from industrial sources.

Occasional travel across the U.S.

Qualifikationen

• ABET-accredited engineering degree is required.
• 10+ years environmental engineering experience or related fields (e.g., civil, chemical, petroleum).
• Experience developing/enforcing Clean Air Act actions preferred.
• Excellent analytical, research, writing, organizational, oral communication, and interpersonal skills.

Aufgaben

• Work with EIP’s legal team, analysts, and external experts to develop factual, technical, and scientific support for citizen suit enforcement and other advocacy efforts.
• Research and draft technical memos, comments, and reports related to Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act violations at industrial facilities.
• Provide technical support for communities impacted by air pollution from industrial operations.
• Manage client and community relationships and work effectively within coalitions.
• Work with EIP’s communications and research teams to develop and execute communications strategies and investigative reports.

Kenntnisse

Analytical skills

Research skills

Writing skills

Organizational skills

Oral communication

Interpersonal skills

Ausbildung

ABET-accredited engineering degree

Jobbeschreibung

Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) in Washington, DC seeks an Engineer to join our team and help hold polluters and government agencies accountable under the Clean Air Act and other environmental laws. The Engineer will develop technical support for citizen-suit enforcement, draft memos and reports, and work with communities and coalitions to reduce pollution from industrial sources.

Occasional travel across the U.S.