Instructor of Environmental Science
Loyola Marymount University
The Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) is currently seeking applicants for a non-tenure track, full-time Instructor of Environmental Science (ENVS). This position begins January 6, 2025 and includes teaching and service commitments over the 9-month academic year (August 15 – May 15). The appointment is for three years, renewable upon recommendation of the Environmental Science Program and approval by the Dean.
The successful candidate is expected to teach undergraduate lecture and laboratory courses in environmental science. Many of these courses serve LMU’s Core Curriculum (https://academics.lmu.edu/corecurriculum/). The candidate may also teach upper division electives within the candidate’s area of expertise for ENVS or a related science program. Candidates will help with the Environmental Science Program’s assessment, curriculum updates, and may be asked to represent ENVS on relevant College or University committees.
Successful candidates must have an advanced degree (Ph.D. preferred) in Environmental Science, or a closely related field, before the appointment commences. They must be committed to excellence in teaching our diverse student population and to work to promote equitable and inclusive classrooms and collaboration spaces. To learn more about LMU and ENVS, visit www.lmu.edu and https://cse.lmu.edu/department/envs/.
Applications are submitted online at: https://lmu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Careers/job/Instructor-of-Environmental-Science_R10825
NIWC - Undergraduate III (Senior) Task 71-222152, Project Environmental Investment (ENVVEST) Toxicology and Chemistry Support
San Diego State University Research Foundation
This Statement of Work encompasses the need for the student services to provide technical and/or analytical support in the fields of Marine Biology, Oceanography, Biology and Chemistry towards toxicity testing and chemistry analysis support of effluent and receiving water samples collected from a variety of Naval Bases such Naval Base Kitsap. The purpose of this task is to:
1) Provide laboratory support for toxicity and chemistry testing and analysis of water and sediment samples collected as part of the environmental monitoring programs and each site following appropriate EPA guidance.
2) To assist in the development of novel technologies and methodologies to improve the
environmental monitoring and each site.
3) To perform appropriate statistical analyses to interpret the data.
4) To produce reports to sponsors and relevant end users to summarize findings, interpret results, and follow required QA/QC procedures.
More information can be found at this link.
NIWC - Undergraduate III (Senior) PFAS Sorbent Laboratory Evaluation Task 71-212152 in San Diego, California | Careers at NIWC (icims.com)
San Diego State University Research Foundation
Evaluation of PFAS adsorbents and Water Analytical Chemistry Analytical Support
This position encompasses the need for the student services to provide technical
and/or analytical support in the fields of Chemistry, and Environmental Science towards evaluating various adsorbent materials for remediation of PFAS-impacted water. The purpose of this task is to:
1) To provide laboratory support for shakedown testing of the NIWC-developed sorbent onsite testing apparatus (SOTA).
2) To assist in field testing of SOTA at Southern
California naval bases.
3) To support analytical chemistry analyses of PFAS water samples,
following required QA/QC procedures
More information can be found at this link.
Tenure Track Assistant Professor - Environmental Science
Loyola Marymount University
The Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) invites applications for a tenure-track position in environmental science at the rank of Assistant Professor to begin August 15, 2025. We seek innovative teacher-scholars who demonstrate an understanding of and a commitment to (1) excellence in lecture and laboratory teaching at all undergraduate levels, (2) developing and maintaining a thriving, independent environmental science research program with undergraduate students, and (3) mentoring and teaching students from diverse backgrounds. A PhD (held by August 15, 2025) in environmental science or a closely related field is required. We are open to a variety of academic areas within environmental science, but experience with GIS analysis is required and field work is valued.
Applications are submitted online at this link.
Aquatic Toxicologist (Staff Scientist)
Pacific EcoRisk
As a staff scientist, you will operate as a key member of the laboratory team, with responsibilities encompassing a full range of laboratory functions and activities. The primary purpose of this position is to fulfill the daily testing needs and general operation of the laboratory, including testing and field sampling. This position includes, but is not necessarily limited to, the daily performance of acute and chronic freshwater, estuarine/marine, sediment, and terrestrial toxicity tests, including familiarization and fluency in the associated testing protocols (e.g., standard operating procedures, test manuals, and demonstration of capability), data acquisition, recording, and review, statistical analyses, and electronic data deliverables. This position may include the design, execution, and management of special studies, including, but not necessarily limited to,
Toxicity Identification Evaluations (TIEs), water-effect ratios (WERs), and chemical spiking studies. This position may include special assignments in quality assurance, safety, training, and equipment maintenance, including assistantships with the Laboratory Manager and/or Quality Manager (e.g., Assistant Lab Manager, Assistant Quality Manager) and Project Managers. This position requires that the candidate exercise advanced biological, chemical, and ecological knowledge to make and interpret observations being made during testing. This position will require the candidate to adhere to the Pacific EcoRisk’s Quality Manual.
More information can be found at this link.
Laboratory Technician Position in Watershed Biogeochemistry
Anthropocene Lab at Michigan State University (MSU)
The Watershed Biogeochemistry in the Anthropocene Lab (http://gersonlab.weebly.com) at Michigan State University (MSU) is seeking applications for a laboratory technician position to start in September 2023. This technician will work on a funded collaborative project between MSU, the University of Colorado Boulder, and the University of California Santa Cruz focused on investigating the interaction of agricultural sulfur runoff and mercury methylation in California vineyards and nearby wetlands. This position will involve laboratory analyses, consisting primarily of total mercury, methylmercury, and mercury isotope measurements from field samples and laboratory incubation experiments. The technician will be trained on all laboratory techniques and then will be expected to develop independence over time. The technician will also assist with general lab management and the training and mentoring of undergraduate students.
More information can be found at this link.
Chemistry Lab Positions (2)
Physis Environmental Laboratories
Physis Environmental Laboratories of Anaheim, CA, is interested in hiring entry-thru-senior level staff; chemistry-biology-envtl sciences background a must, university-commercial lab experience a plus, wage-salary commensurate. Physis, a mature-culture laboratory practice investing in personnel of high character to apply their experiences and aptitudes, invites you or someone you know to apply and explore, continue and further ones interests and aptitudes in a supportiveTQM-pledged work environment toward your very net-positive work-life balance. Full-time preferred, will consider <40 hours. Currently in our field? A college graduate, or soon-to-be? Great opportunity to be a lab tech, chemist, analyst-specialist, and to cross-train>advance>grow. Everyone starts with an office space, also. Please email today your Cover Letter and Resume-CV to markbaker@physislabs.com
Diver Biologist
MBC Aquatic Sciences
MBC Aquatic Sciences currently has 23 employees and has been established for more than 50 years. The successful candidate will work in field, office, and laboratory settings, and must have the social and communication skills to effectively communicate across different personality types. Work is performed year-round in a variety of weather conditions, both as individuals and as a team, and some work-related travel may be required. The position will require: field surveys (marine and fresh water sites), maintaining and operating scientific equipment, launching and retrieving small research vessels, statistical data analysis, and scientific writing. Accuracy and attention to detail are a must. The MBC office work environment is casual and collaborative. MBC offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, including: paid holiday, sick, and
vacation time; health insurance (medical, dental, and optical), life insurance, pre-tax FSA, and 401(k) plan.
Interested candidates please see the MBC website or send resumes to Jimmy Nunez at jnunez@mbcaquatic.com.
Water Quality Manager
Irvine Ranch Water District
The Irvine Ranch Water District is accepting applications for a Water Quality Manager who under general direction, will plan, organize, oversee and supervise the efficient operation of the Water Quality Group, including complex laboratory water quality analyses, equipment and quality control/quality assurance, regulatory reports, and water quality projects. The incumbent will manage a full-time staff of 20 people as well as temporary employees and interns, water quality analyses include drinking water, wastewater, recycled water, stormwater, biosolids, and air quality.
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Last updated September 18, 2024.
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