Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Make an Impact with Leidos as an Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist
Join Leidos' Energy and Infrastructure Consulting division and contribute to innovative solutions for utility companies, private developers, legal firms, and energy service providers. This role supports Independent Engineering (Lender’s Technical Advisory) and Owner’s Advisory services through environmental due diligence and reviews.
Key Responsibilities
- Demonstrate expertise in environmental topics for power generation and oil/gas projects.
- Manage data requests and communicate effectively with Leidos teams and clients.
- Evaluate client information, identify gaps, and coordinate resolutions.
- Deliver reports and proposals on time and within budget.
- Conduct essential site visits and collaborate across functions to achieve project success.
What Sets You Apart: Basic Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering/science with 8+ years in power/oil/gas facility development.
- Deep experience in energy project environmental issues: T&E species, wetlands, cultural resources, wastewater.
- Strong air quality permitting and dispersion modeling knowledge.
- Familiarity with USEPA test methods, CEMS, Equator Principles, Phase I ESAs, SPCC, SWPPP.
- Proven client relationship management and communication skills under pressure.
Why Leidos?
Leidos invests in your future with mentoring, training, certifications, and growth opportunities. Enjoy competitive pay ($107,900 - $195,050), benefits, work/life balance, and a culture of diversity and innovation. Help solve global challenges in a collaborative environment based in Denver, CO.
Ready to thrive? Apply today and advance your career with a trusted leader in energy consulting.
Locations
- Denver, Colorado, United States
Salary
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Environmental due diligenceintermediate
- Air quality permitting and dispersion modelingintermediate
- Threatened and endangered species assessmentintermediate
- Wetlands and waters of the U.S. evaluationintermediate
- Cultural/historical resources reviewintermediate
- USEPA emissions test methodsintermediate
- Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systemsintermediate
- Equator Principlesintermediate
- Phase I Environmental Site Assessmentsintermediate
- SPCC and SWPPP complianceintermediate
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science or related field with 8+ years of experience in power generation or oil/gas facility development/siting/permitting (experience)
- Extensive experience with environmental issues in energy sector projects including T&E species, wetlands, cultural resources, and wastewater discharge (experience)
- Strong knowledge of air quality permitting and dispersion modeling (experience)
- Familiarity with USEPA air quality emissions test methods and CEMS (experience)
- Familiarity with Equator Principles, Phase I ESAs, SPCC plans, and SWPPPs (experience)
- Demonstrated client relations and communication skills (experience)
- Ability to meet deadlines under pressure (experience)
Responsibilities
- Conduct environmental due diligence and reviews for projects and portfolios
- Develop and manage data requests, communicating with team and clients
- Assess adequacy of client-provided information and identify issues
- Prepare reports and proposals per standard operating procedures
- Perform timely work within budget constraints
- Conduct site visits as required
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet project goals and resolve issues
- Learn from project managers and SMEs to advance skills
Benefits
- general: Career advancement and growth opportunities
- general: Mentoring and professional development
- general: Formal and informal project management training
- general: Certification assistance
- general: Competitive compensation package
- general: Comprehensive benefits
- general: Strong work/life balance culture
- general: Diversity and inclusion initiatives
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Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Make an Impact with Leidos as an Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist
Join Leidos' Energy and Infrastructure Consulting division and contribute to innovative solutions for utility companies, private developers, legal firms, and energy service providers. This role supports Independent Engineering (Lender’s Technical Advisory) and Owner’s Advisory services through environmental due diligence and reviews.
Key Responsibilities
- Demonstrate expertise in environmental topics for power generation and oil/gas projects.
- Manage data requests and communicate effectively with Leidos teams and clients.
- Evaluate client information, identify gaps, and coordinate resolutions.
- Deliver reports and proposals on time and within budget.
- Conduct essential site visits and collaborate across functions to achieve project success.
What Sets You Apart: Basic Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering/science with 8+ years in power/oil/gas facility development.
- Deep experience in energy project environmental issues: T&E species, wetlands, cultural resources, wastewater.
- Strong air quality permitting and dispersion modeling knowledge.
- Familiarity with USEPA test methods, CEMS, Equator Principles, Phase I ESAs, SPCC, SWPPP.
- Proven client relationship management and communication skills under pressure.
Why Leidos?
Leidos invests in your future with mentoring, training, certifications, and growth opportunities. Enjoy competitive pay ($107,900 - $195,050), benefits, work/life balance, and a culture of diversity and innovation. Help solve global challenges in a collaborative environment based in Denver, CO.
Ready to thrive? Apply today and advance your career with a trusted leader in energy consulting.
Locations
- Denver, Colorado, United States
Salary
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Environmental due diligenceintermediate
- Air quality permitting and dispersion modelingintermediate
- Threatened and endangered species assessmentintermediate
- Wetlands and waters of the U.S. evaluationintermediate
- Cultural/historical resources reviewintermediate
- USEPA emissions test methodsintermediate
- Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systemsintermediate
- Equator Principlesintermediate
- Phase I Environmental Site Assessmentsintermediate
- SPCC and SWPPP complianceintermediate
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science or related field with 8+ years of experience in power generation or oil/gas facility development/siting/permitting (experience)
- Extensive experience with environmental issues in energy sector projects including T&E species, wetlands, cultural resources, and wastewater discharge (experience)
- Strong knowledge of air quality permitting and dispersion modeling (experience)
- Familiarity with USEPA air quality emissions test methods and CEMS (experience)
- Familiarity with Equator Principles, Phase I ESAs, SPCC plans, and SWPPPs (experience)
- Demonstrated client relations and communication skills (experience)
- Ability to meet deadlines under pressure (experience)
Responsibilities
- Conduct environmental due diligence and reviews for projects and portfolios
- Develop and manage data requests, communicating with team and clients
- Assess adequacy of client-provided information and identify issues
- Prepare reports and proposals per standard operating procedures
- Perform timely work within budget constraints
- Conduct site visits as required
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet project goals and resolve issues
- Learn from project managers and SMEs to advance skills
Benefits
- general: Career advancement and growth opportunities
- general: Mentoring and professional development
- general: Formal and informal project management training
- general: Certification assistance
- general: Competitive compensation package
- general: Comprehensive benefits
- general: Strong work/life balance culture
- general: Diversity and inclusion initiatives
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Answer 10 quick questions to check your fit for Environmental Services Engineer/Scientist - Careers at Leidos @ Leidos.
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