In the States
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is seeking a Planning Director/PFAS Coordinator to develop and implement overall policy and priorities related to PFAS throughout the state.
For more information please see the position announcement.
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is hiring a Water Division Director. The two main areas of work for the Division are Facilities and Water Quality.
For more information, please see the position announcement.
Washington Department of Ecology
The Washington State Department of Ecology is hiring a Senior Chemical Action Planner to oversee and implement the state’s PFAS Chemical Action Plan (CAP). The PFAS CAP, developed by Ecology and the Washington State Department of Health, will identify potential health and environmental effects of PFAS chemicals and recommended strategies to reduce or eliminate those impacts.
See the position announcement here.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is hiring a Policy Director to lead its new Office of Emerging Contaminants. This position will play a lead role on a number of policies related to emerging contaminants, including PFAS. The application deadline is February 24.
See the position announcement here.
At ECOS
Intern
ECOS seeks an unpaid intern for Summer 2020. More information on the opportunity is available here.
ECOS is an equal opportunity employer. Notice in English and Spanish.
Other
Metro 4/SESARM
Metro 4 and Southeastern State Air Resource Managers are seeking an Executive Director to manage their organizations. These organizations serve 17 local and 10 state air pollution control agencies in the southeast. Responsibilities include advocacy, communications, training, events, technical projects, and other member agency support. For more information about the position and how to apply, see the position announcement here.
National Association of Home Builders
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) is seeking an environmental policy program manager, who will be responsible for providing technical assistance and policy guidance on a range of environmental and emerging resiliency-related topics. Candidates must have experience implementing federal, state, or local stormwater requirements, a solid understanding of key aspects of the NPDES program including permit requirements for active construction sites, post-construction stormwater requirements imposed by municipalities, and EPA policies on TMDLs and nutrient trading. The position will advocate for the housing industry before federal regulatory agencies conduct research, provide technical assistance, and participate in national construction, real estate and development coalitions to affect federal and state regulatory agendas and proposals. For more information, see here.
