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Environmental Engineering
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Environmental engineering is an engineering discipline that applies scientific and engineering principles to protect and improve environmental quality, addressing issues like water and air pollution, waste management, and public health. Environmental engineers design systems such as water treatment plants, pollution control technologies, and waste disposal facilities. They typically hold engineering degrees and work in government, consulting firms, or industry to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
Environmental Engineering in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Open roles requiring Environmental Engineering (5)
Supervisory Environmental Engineer (Deputy Director)
Architect of the Capitol
Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
This Deputy Director role oversees environmental compliance, engineering, and sustainability programs across the U.S. Capitol Complex, managing staff and regulatory relationships while ensuring adherence to federal and state environmental standards. The position suits experienced environmental engineers who combine technical expertise with supervisory skill and can guide complex permitting, remediation, and pollution prevention initiatives.
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Supervisory Healthcare Engineer (Deputy)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Hot Springs, SD · $116,384 – $151,301
This role oversees engineering operations and maintenance at a VA Medical Center, acting as deputy to the Chief Engineer and managing programs including facility maintenance, utilities, safety, and construction projects. It suits experienced engineering professionals with healthcare facility knowledge who can lead teams and advise senior leadership on complex technical and operational decisions.
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ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE (TECHNICAL) (Part-Time/Intermittent)
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Part-time · Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job), United States · $74 – $100 / hour
This role involves serving as a technical member of three-person licensing boards that decide nuclear regulatory matters, including hearings on new reactors, license renewals, and facility modifications. It suits experts in engineering, science, or related fields with deep technical knowledge who can independently evaluate complex evidence and write persuasive decisions in an adjudicatory setting.
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LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Air Mobility Command
Travis Afb, CA · $77,161 – $100,315
This federal position oversees facility planning, environmental compliance, and maintenance operations for an Air Force Maintenance Group, managing repair projects, environmental programs, and emergency preparedness while coordinating with base personnel. It suits experienced professionals in facilities management or civil engineering who can navigate federal compliance requirements and lead cross-functional teams.
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General Engineer
National Cemetery Administration
Full-time · Philadelphia, PA · $117,284 – $152,471
A federal engineering role managing construction, maintenance, and environmental programs across 54 national cemeteries in the Northeast. The position suits experienced civil or general engineers with project management expertise and knowledge of federal building codes, environmental compliance, and cemetery-specific engineering challenges.
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Roles that use Environmental Engineering
Employers hiring for Environmental Engineering
5 in total, most open roles first.
- ACAir Mobility Command1 role
- ACArchitect of the Capitol1 role
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