Junior Engineers/Scientists/Technicians

Job Description

Aid in the design, development, and testing of new processes or experiments under the guidance of senior engineers, scientists, or technicians.
Prepare technical reports, conduct data analysis, and document project details.
Troubleshoot, maintain, calibrate, and repair laboratory and field equipment and instruments.
Execute technical projects under the direction of senior staff.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and implement innovative engineering or scientific solutions.
Follow all safety guidelines and requirements in the lab or field, ensuring compliance with company policies.
Contribute to ongoing projects by collecting data, performing tests, and compiling results.
Assist in preparing project plans, schedules, and materials necessary for project execution.
Evaluate emerging technologies, tools, and processes for potential integration into current and future projects.
Apply best practices, methodologies, and cutting-edge techniques to support project objectives.
Conduct advanced research, analysis, design, and testing to support project development and optimization.
Present technical findings, project progress, and results under the guidance of senior staff to leadership, clients, or at conferences as appropriate.

Qualifications and Skills

• B.S. degree in Environmental, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Environmental Science, or a related field
• Relevant experience in lieu of a degree will be considered
• Strong analytical, mechanical, and problem-solving skills, with demonstrated aptitude and interest in science, technical work, mechanical equipment, and air quality
• 3+ years of experience providing on-site research support for the EPA’s Office of Research and Development
• Experience authoring scientific, technical, quality assurance, and health & safety documentation
• Hands-on experience in a laboratory, technical setting, or engineering project (academic or professional)
• Experience in mechanical work, laboratory research, or field science preferred
• Knowledge of EPA source test methods/procedures, air quality monitoring, and emissions measurement equipment preferred
• Ability and willingness to travel as needed for field projects across the country
• Ability to pass background checks and both initial and random drug screenings