The Washington Department of Ecology’s Air Quality Program is recruiting for two positions at the Lacey, Washington offices: a High Resolution Air Monitoring Study Scientist (Natural Resource Scientist 4) and a Lead PSD Permit Engineer (Environmental Engineer 5).
The High Resolution Air Monitoring Study Scientist position is a 2-year project position and will lead a highly collaborative team of Air Quality Program scientists and staff experts in the design and implementation of a scientifically defensible study to characterize air quality conditions at block-by-block resolution in historically overburdened communities across Washington State. The first screening of applicants will be April 4, 2024.
As the Lead PSD Permit Engineer, you will provide a variety of modeling, emissions inventory and related analytical services to Ecology’s Air Quality Program. You will lead the Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) permitting activities for the agency and work to ensure that permits are issued in a timely manner, and in accordance with federal and state statutes and regulations. You’ll also provide program-wide leadership in project management, communication, training and mentoring responsibilities. The first screening took place February 8th, but Ecology is still seeking applicants.
If you are interested in applying or learning more about these position, see the job postings below:
- High Resolution Air Monitoring Study Scientist (Natural Resource Scientist 4)
- Lead PSD Permit Engineer (Environmental Engineer 5)
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