5 environmental scientist jobs at 4 companies in Verdi, NV
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST 4
Carson City, Nevada, United States
$73k-$110k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources: The official government website for the State of Nevada.
Requires a bachelor's degree in a relevant science or engineering field plus 4 years of environmental experience, or equivalent alternatives; driver's license required; supervisory or expert-level environmental program experience.
Certerra: Private engineering firm providing testing, inspection, certification, and earth-science services for infrastructure clients.
1+ YOEDegree in environmental science/biology/chemistry or similar, 1–3 years environmental or industrial hygiene consulting experience, environmental sampling skills, knowledge of federal/state regs, strong technical writing, valid driver\u0019s license, pass drug screen, physical ability for fieldwork.
PROJECT GEOLOGIST - II / PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST - II
Reno, Nevada, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Broadbent & Associates: Employee-owned environmental consulting firm providing remediation, water resources, and civil engineering services to public and private clients.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree in geology or related field,5+ years consulting experience in geological or environmental assessments,knowledge of federal/state regulations,ability to manage multiple projects,professional registration (CEM or PG) within 1 year,ability to travel within western US.
Broadbent & Associates: Employee-owned environmental consulting firm providing remediation, water resources, and civil engineering services to public and private clients.
0+ YOEBachelor's degree in geology, hydrogeology, or environmental science; 0–2 years of environmental experience; technical writing, computer, communication, outdoor fieldwork, and travel capabilities.
South Lake Tahoe or El Dorado County or Sacramento
$11k-$13k/moHybridFull Time
California Natural Resources Agency: California state agency protecting, managing, and restoring natural, historical, and cultural resources for Californians.
Supervisory environmental science role overseeing watershed and water quality programs, directing professional staff, and managing projects, grants, and partnerships. Minimum qualifications are defined by the state classification specification.