5 compliance engineer jobs at 4 companies in Lander, WY
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Air Quality Compliance Engineer 2026-01626
Lander or Wyoming
$7k-$7k/moFieldFull Time
State of Wyoming: Provides government administration and public services for Wyoming residents.
1+ YOEBachelor's in Engineering, 1-2 years engineering experience, PE required (Wyoming PE within one year), ability to perform field inspections, prepare technical reports, and apply federal/state air quality rules.
United States Department of Agriculture: Federal department supporting agriculture, food, and rural communities.
1+ YOEEngineering degree or qualifying engineering education and experience, plus 1 year of specialized experience equivalent to GS-11 reviewing engineering reports, funding applications, project compliance, and engineering records.
Office of Personnel Management (OPM), USAJOBS, USA Hire, NACES
Durango or Meeker or Lansing or Buffalo or Cheyenne or Lander or Newcastle or Rawlins
$50k-$80k/yrFieldFull Time
Bureau of Land Management: Manages and protects America's public lands and natural resources.
1+ YOESpecialized experience inspecting oil and gas operations, operating/maintaining drilling and production equipment, ensuring safety compliance, working with engineering teams, and preparing inspection reports; U.S. citizenship required.
Durango or Meeker or Lansing or Buffalo or Cheyenne or Lander or Newcastle or Rawlins
$50k-$80k/yrFieldFull Time
Bureau of Land Management: Manages and protects America's public lands and natural resources.
1+ YOESpecialized experience inspecting oil and gas operations, operating/maintaining drilling or production equipment, safety compliance, and drafting inspection reports; U.S. citizenship, valid driver's license, PET certification and ability to complete required federal training.
U.S. Department of the Interior: Manages U.S. natural resources, cultural heritage, and tribal relations.
1+ YOERequires one year of specialized wildland firefighting experience, valid driver's license, FFT1 and S-290 qualifications, U.S. citizenship, drug testing, medical clearance, arduous work capacity, and maximum entry age compliance.
Incident Qualification and Certification System (IQCS), government charge card