Environmental Engineer

This mid-level Environmental Engineer role focuses on managing and supporting environmental remediation projects, including Phase I and Phase II site assessments and corrective actions, across multiple locations in Delaware. You will contribute to EPA-funded, recession-resistant projects while working closely with a small, collaborative team to deliver high-quality environmental engineering and geology solutions.

• Assist in overseeing and managing environmental projects from initial assessment through remediation, primarily within offices located in Milton and Newark, Delaware.
• Manage and direct site evaluations under Delaware HSCA and Brownfields programs, as well as EPA Region III initiatives, starting from pre-remedial assessments.
• Lead and coordinate Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments and remediation activities, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and standards.
• Conduct strategic project planning using a data quality objectives approach and develop focused planning documents that guide investigation and remediation activities.
• Guide implementation and provide oversight of field work, including environmental media sampling, installation of appropriate tooling methods, and coordination of laboratory method selection.
• Support the development of fully characterized soil and groundwater evaluations, integrating field data and laboratory results into comprehensive site models.
• Perform data evaluations and statistical analyses to support site-specific risk assessments and inform remedial decision-making.
• Develop and oversee implementation of geologic and hydrogeologic resource evaluations to understand subsurface conditions and contaminant behavior.
• Perform detailed geologic and hydrogeologic reviews to evaluate site conditions, groundwater flow, and potential contaminant migration pathways.
• Ensure environmental compliance across projects, including adherence to EPA Superfund and related regulatory requirements.
• Collaborate with environmental scientists, geologists, and engineers to deliver integrated solutions for remediation, brownfield redevelopment, and corrective actions.
• Communicate project findings, technical results, and recommendations clearly to internal team members and external stakeholders.

• 35 years of experience in environmental engineering or geology, with direct involvement in remediation and site assessment projects.
• Hands-on experience with Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments and remediation activities.
• HAZWOPER training and familiarity with safe work practices in potentially hazardous environments.
• Experience with EPA Superfund projects or similar large-scale environmental remediation programs.
• Strong experience in environmental remediation and site assessment, including soil and groundwater investigations.
• Proficiency in conducting remedial investigations and developing corrective action strategies for contaminated sites, including UST corrective actions.
• Knowledge of environmental compliance requirements and regulatory frameworks relevant to EPA, Superfund, and state programs.
• Understanding of hydrogeology and the ability to evaluate groundwater conditions and contaminant transport.
• Ability to perform data evaluation and statistical analysis to support risk assessments and remedial decision-making.
• Bachelors degree in Engineering, Geology, Environmental Science, or a closely related field.

• Professional Engineer (PE) or Professional Geologist (PG) certification preferred.
• Experience working on projects under Delaware HSCA and Brownfields programs and EPA Region III initiatives.
• Experience in environmental science, geology, and hydrogeology applied to contaminated site investigations.
• Experience with brownfield redevelopment projects and associated regulatory and technical requirements.
• Familiarity with environmental compliance processes, including documentation, reporting, and interaction with regulatory agencies.
• Ability to develop focused planning documents using data quality objectives to guide project scope and data collection.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and technical writing skills to communicate complex environmental findings clearly.
• Demonstrated versatility and ability to work effectively within a small, close-knit project team.

You will work in a small, quiet office environment that values teamwork, versatility, and close…