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Reputable global firm and metro location increase competition despite niche NA air-permitting specialization.
Highly specialized North American air permitting and regulatory reporting skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 1–3 year requirement and regulated North American air-permitting expertise create strict screening filters.
Deliver accurate and regulator-ready air quality permitting, emissions inventory, and compliance documentation for clients across multiple North American jurisdictions.
Develop and maintain traceable emissions inventories, supporting permits and regulatory reports (Title V, NSR/PSD, EPCRA Tier II, TRI), ensuring QA/QC and data integrity.
Collaborate with global teams and clients to maintain project schedules, resolve technical issues, and continuously improve templates and SOPs in air quality compliance programs.
Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Environmental, or Mechanical Engineering, Environmental Science, or Chemistry with relevant coursework or exposure to air regulations.
1–3 years of North American air permitting or regulatory reporting experience, including familiar with CAA, state permitting, EPCRA Tier II, and TRI reporting fundamentals.
Technical skills in emissions estimation, factor selection, regulatory reporting, and QA/QC processes, with proficiency in Excel.
Work Experience Required: 1–3 years in North American air permitting or regulatory reporting. Notice period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experienced with diverse North American air quality regulatory programs across multiple states or industries, capable of supporting complex compliance projects.
Skilled in managing detailed environmental data with strong emphasis on traceability, audit readiness, and quality control.
Comfortable working remotely and coordinating with multiple stakeholders including regulators, clients, and global teams in a structured consulting environment.