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The Subcontract Department Manager will oversee subcontract operations, manage staff, ensure compliance with federal regulations, and lead complex negotiations. They will provide guidance on policies, collaborate with departments, support staff, and coordinate audits, while maintaining compliant subcontracting practices.

The Administrative Project Manager will coordinate and manage proposals and projects related to environmental topics. Responsibilities include overseeing project timelines, budget tracking, providing administrative support, and liaising with stakeholders while ensuring compliance with contract requirements. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential for this role.

The Mobile Source Engineer will evaluate vehicles and engines for compliance with environmental regulations, conduct facility inspections, assess emission rates, and perform data analysis. The role requires technical writing and a background in automotive or mechanical fields, with an emphasis on environmental compliance.

The Research Scientist at ERG will manage projects related to oil and gas monitoring and other air sampling tasks. Responsibilities include designing and building equipment for air sampling, writing technical documents, and conducting field work up to 30% of the time. Mechanical and fabrication skills are essential, alongside knowledge of programming languages like Python, HTML, and R.

The Greenhouse Gas Management Specialist will support federal efforts in organizational GHG management by analyzing GHG data, developing resources, and providing insights into management barriers. Responsibilities include creating data visualizations, writing guidance documents, and interfacing with clients.

The GIS/Database Developer will design and implement GIS and database solutions, manage geospatial environmental datasets, and develop enterprise applications and web services. The role requires proficiency in various programming languages, experience with cloud platforms, and the ability to communicate technical solutions effectively to clients.

The Field Ecologist will conduct ecological monitoring, focusing on vegetation sampling, plant identification, and soil classification in Arizona, Wyoming, and Utah. Responsibilities include pre- and post-hitch activities, data management, and navigating to remote work sites. Camping in the field for extended periods is required.