At ECOS
Ongoing unpaid internships. Email resume to chanson at ecos dot org.
In the States
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality is seeking candidates for the Office Director of Ecology & Infrastructure. This position plans, administers, organizes and oversees the Chesapeake Bay Program and the Offices of Water Quality Programs; Water Monitoring & Assessment, and Construction Assistance & Financial Assistance Programs by providing policy and technical support in order to ensure statewide program consistency. The position manages resources, provides technical expertise, guidance and program management to multiple programmatic areas; establishes and maintains regulations, policies and procedures; and evaluates program activities to ensure regulatory compliance with state and federal water control laws and regulations related to water quality programs. The selected candidate must think strategically and be willing to question existing practices and recommend changes and develop innovative solutions; cultivate productive work relationships and build working relationships with other managers both within and outside of agency Divisions and Regions. More information on the position and qualifications can be found here.
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control - Division of Energy and Climate
The Delaware Division of Energy and Climate is seeking and Energy Policy Expert and Administrator who will be the cheif energy policy expert for Delaware. Help make Delaware a national leader in creative and powerful energy policies and programs. Roles include developing new legislation, policy frameworks, and regulations, as well as leading strategic planning on a variety of energy topics, including energy efficiency, renewable energy, transportation, infrastructure, and generation. The position will direct and oversee Delaware's multiple energy efficiency and renewable energy programs, as well as manage all energy policy personnel. The position will report directly to the Director of Delaware's Division of Energy & Climate. Applicants must have: (1) experience as a subject matter expert in energy policy; and (2) a Master's degree or higher in an area that focuses on energy policy. Salary based on experience ($64,235 - $96353) with generous state benefits package, including 5-7 weeks/year paid vacation/holiday, 3 weeks/year sick leave, great health insurance, and robust state pension plan. For additional information and to apply please visit the Delaware Employment link or the specific job announcement.
The Delawre Division of Energy and Climate is seeking a Climate Change Adaptation Manager (posted as a Planner III). The Project Manager will be responsible for developing and implementing a statewide climate change adaptation plan and process. In addition, the position will serve as a climate adaptation policy and planning expert, and will provide technical assistance to local counties and communities on climate adaptation projects, plans, and strategies. The Climate Change Adaptation Project Manager will aid in teh assessment of Delaware's risks and vulnerabilities to climate change; develop adaptation strategies and communication strategies that make Delaware more resilient to climate change; assist leadership in the Division of Energy and Climate on teh development of statewide legislation and policy; and facilitate the continued development of Delaware's green and clean economies. The Project Manager should have at least two years' experience and have experience managing complex projects including project design, oversight, and reporting and a Master's degree is preferred. For additional information and to apply please visit the Delaware Employment link or the specific job announcement.
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
The New Hamsphire Department of Environmental Services (DES) has an opening for an Assistant Commissioner. Under the general direction of the Commissioner, with wide latitude for the exercise of action and decision, the Assistant Commissioner plans, directs, operates, administers, monitors, and evaluates the services and activities of the New Hampshire DES. Position responsibilities also include addressing legal and regulatory issues, overseeing legislative matters, and other tasks as assigned by the Commissioner. This is an unclassified appointed position subject to confirmation by the Governor and Executive Council. Resumes and confidential inquiries should be directed promptly to Tom Burack, Commissioner, at Thomas.burack@des.nh.gov.
Other Opportunities
Improving Kids' Environment
Improving Kids' Environment (IKE) is seeking a full-time executive director. IKE is a non-profit, 501(c)3 corporation that has been Indiana's primary advocate for children's environmental health for over 12 years. The job announcement and details of the application process are available here. Applications must be received on or before February 15, 2012.