Environmental Scientist/Engineer

ERG is seeking versatile entry-level environmental scientists and engineers to work on a variety of projects in our Morrisville (Research Triangle Park), North Carolina office. Successful candidates will work in teams to support projects related to one or more of the following: determining and characterizing sources of air pollutant emissions from a variety of industrial processes; quantifying emissions of greenhouse gases, hazardous air pollutants, volatile organic compounds and particulates; determining technical feasibility, costs, and environmental impacts of emissions control equipment and strategies to reduce air emissions from industrial and mobile sources; analyzing air quality impacts of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures, and providing technical and outreach support to voluntary clean energy and greenhouse gas reduction programs; planning and developing air emission inventories for emission sources at national or regional scales; supporting development of federal air emissions regulations for a wide range of industries; analyzing and characterizing ambient air pollution measurements. The Research Triangle Park area is located between Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill; an area known for relatively low cost of living, a highly educated population, and cultural and recreational opportunities. Preferred candidates for employment will have: a bachelors or masters degree in environmental engineering, chemical engineering, environmental science, environmental management, atmospheric sciences, or comparable technical discipline; 0 to 5 years experience; excellent analytical, organizational, and written and verbal communication skills; strong spreadsheet and database skills; the ability to work well in teams and to meet deadlines in a multi-tasking environment; and a commitment to provide quality services. A minimum 3.0 grade point average on a 4 point scale, or equivalent, is required.

How to Apply:

You can email to resumes-mor@erg.com and include Attn: MORRM0326122B01 in the subject line of your email. You may also mail or fax the appropriate documents to the Attention of MORRM0326122B01. Click here for mail and fax information. No phone calls please.