Environmental Assistant - Exempt to Permanent Position

The Environment Department of the City and County of San Francisco seeks an Environmental Assistant for an exempt-to-permanent position based in San Francisco. This role supports a range of environmental projects and initiatives focused on improving sustainability and community health throughout the city. Role overview The Environmental Assistant will contribute to efforts that protect natural resources and encourage public engagement. Work may involve assisting with program implementation, supporting outreach activities, and helping track project progress. Key responsibilities Support environmental initiatives that benefit local communities Assist with project coordination and day-to-day activities Help promote public awareness around sustainability and environmental health Location This position is based in San Francisco.

The City and County of San Francisco seeks an Environmental Specialist to join the Senior Environment Department. This position starts as exempt, with the potential to become permanent. Role overview This role centers on advancing sustainability initiatives and supporting environmental programs that serve San Francisco's community. Work will contribute to ongoing efforts aimed at improving local environmental outcomes. Key focus areas Promote and implement sustainability practices Support environmental programs designed for community benefit Location This position is based in San Francisco.

Role overview The City and County of San Francisco is seeking a permanent Environmental Specialist to join the Environment Department. This position centers on developing and delivering environmental programs that serve the city’s sustainability efforts. Key responsibilities Design and implement initiatives that advance citywide sustainability goals Monitor activities to ensure compliance with environmental regulations Promote sustainable practices among community members and within city operations Conduct environmental assessments and analyze resulting data Provide technical guidance on a variety of environmental topics Collaborate with stakeholders across departments, agencies, and the public Impact of this role This position plays a direct part in protecting San Francisco’s natural resources. The work helps improve quality of life across the community through practical solutions and policy guidance on environmental issues.

Role Overview The City and County of San Francisco's Public Utilities Commission is hiring a Utility Analyst for an entry-level position. This exempt-to-permanent role supports the improvement of local utility services. What You Will Do Analyze utility data to support operational decisions Prepare reports for internal and external stakeholders Assist with projects focused on sustainability and efficiency in public utilities Location This position is based in San Francisco.

Role overview The City and County of San Francisco is hiring a Manager I for an exempt to permanent position. This role guides citywide initiatives and ensures activities follow established municipal policies. The Manager I helps advance organizational goals and supports the delivery of public services throughout San Francisco. Key responsibilities Oversee projects and initiatives across the city Monitor and ensure compliance with municipal policies and procedures Lead and support a team to achieve organizational objectives Contribute to improvements in city services and promote community well-being Location This position is based in San Francisco, CA.

The City and County of San Francisco seeks a Manager II for an exempt-to-permanent role. This position is based in San Francisco and contributes to public service initiatives throughout the city. Role overview The Manager II will support municipal operations in a city recognized for its vibrant culture and diverse population. This role offers the chance to work directly on projects that impact local communities. Who should apply The position is suited for professionals with experience who are interested in advancing their careers within city government. Individuals who value public service and want to help shape San Francisco’s future are encouraged to consider this opportunity.

The City and County of San Francisco seeks a Manager V for a permanent leadership role. This position manages essential operations, guides staff, and helps the department reach its goals. The Manager V supports the department’s mission by providing direction and fostering a collaborative environment. Role overview This role involves supervising staff across several functions and overseeing daily operations. The Manager V addresses operational issues as they arise and works to keep teams aligned with departmental objectives. What you will do Supervise and support staff in different areas Oversee daily operations and resolve challenges Develop and implement strategies to achieve department goals Encourage teamwork and collaboration among diverse groups Requirements Demonstrated management and leadership experience Background in strategic planning Ability to lead teams within a municipal environment This position is based in San Francisco and offers an opportunity to contribute directly to city operations.

Role overview The City and County of San Francisco is seeking an Environmental Assistant Engineer to support ongoing environmental initiatives. This position helps advance sustainable engineering practices throughout San Francisco's public projects and operations. What you will do Assist in planning and implementing environmental projects across various city departments Conduct assessments to help projects meet environmental goals and regulatory requirements Collaborate with teams citywide to support compliance with environmental standards What this role offers This role provides hands-on experience in environmental engineering while contributing to the city’s efforts to reduce its ecological footprint. Work closely with professionals dedicated to sustainability and public service.

About the PositionWe are actively searching for experienced Senior Environmental Planners to contribute to significant civil infrastructure projects, including highways, roads, bridges, transit systems (such as California High-Speed Rail), aviation (international airports), and water sectors. This role is essential for ensuring environmental planning and documentation align with complex infrastructure initiatives, emphasizing technical excellence, regulatory adherence, and seamless collaboration with design and project delivery teams.This posting is intended for future opportunities rather than immediate openings. We welcome applications and conduct interviews in anticipation of future hiring needs. Selected candidates will be prioritized from our talent pool when project requirements arise.

AECOM seeks a Mid-Level Environmental Planner based in San Francisco. This position plays a key role in advancing projects that aim to build more sustainable communities. Collaboration is central, as work spans teams from different sectors to ensure each project aligns with environmental standards and ecological practices. Key responsibilities Apply environmental planning knowledge to a variety of projects Assist in meeting local, state, and federal environmental compliance requirements Encourage and integrate ecological best practices at each stage of project development Requirements Background in environmental planning Understanding of environmental regulations and sustainability approaches Comfort working with multidisciplinary teams on diverse assignments

Note to Candidates - Candidates must reside within a commutable distance to San Francisco and/or other cities in Northern California. We highly encourage applicants with a background in analytical testing sales to apply! Join SGS and make a lasting impact! Our Sales team is dedicated to enhancing the lives of our customers, colleagues, and the greater community. As a vital partner in the remediation of contaminated sites, SGS is committed to ensuring safe drinking water and assisting clients in reducing their environmental footprint.Our objective is to deliver exceptional client service and industry-leading technical expertise, and our Sales & Business Development team plays a crucial role in achieving this goal. If you are seeking a thrilling opportunity in a dynamic work environment with a team that constantly strives to exceed client expectations, this role may be the perfect fit for you.We are looking for a driven and enthusiastic individual with a strong background in business development or client service and a passion for solution-oriented sales.This role involves selling environmental analytical services to both existing and prospective customers, as well as identifying business opportunities to achieve revenue targets. By effectively applying the sales process, the successful candidate will drive revenue growth for SGS environmental laboratories.A Day in the Life of an SGS Senior Account ManagerThe Senior Account Manager will be responsible for selling environmental analytical services to a portfolio of existing and prospective clients while building long-term relationships. They will apply the sales process to generate revenue for SGS environmental laboratories and serve as a liaison between customers, the Client Services team, and lab operations to meet customer needs.Job FunctionsIdentify business leads with current and potential customers through ongoing engagement within the Environmental sector.Proactively seek out and intelligently target prospective customers to evaluate potential leads.Develop a robust network of industry contacts and consistently assess market conditions.Conduct discovery sessions with qualified leads through active listening and inquiry to determine client needs and identify opportunities for our full range of services.Evaluate client needs in relation to SGS capabilities.Collaborate closely with potential clients to craft a compelling value proposition, demonstrating how SGS services can help them achieve their objectives.Promote the growth or establishment of new business opportunities.

Role Overview AECOM is hiring an Urban and Environmental Planner in San Francisco. This role focuses on developing sustainable urban plans and environmental strategies. The position involves working closely with colleagues from different disciplines to design solutions that balance city growth with environmental care. What You Will Do Collaborate with teams to create plans addressing urban and environmental challenges Contribute to projects that promote sustainable development and responsible resource use Help shape designs that support both community needs and environmental priorities

About BlumenBlumen is transforming the landscape of infrastructure development across America.With over $2 trillion in infrastructure initiatives currently stalled in regulatory hurdles, every power plant, transmission line, data center, and pipeline is challenged by the complexities of navigating myriad federal, state, and local regulations.Our cutting-edge AI platform consolidates over 1,500 geospatial data layers and regulatory insights, enabling us to produce expert-level permitting, siting, and compliance analyses in mere hours instead of weeks. We partner with publicly traded energy companies and developers who are laying the groundwork for America’s energy transition.The OpportunityBlumen is establishing the regulatory intelligence framework essential for the development of energy and critical infrastructure in the United States.We are seeking a meticulous environmental or permitting expert to help us organize and maintain a robust database of regulatory information across various jurisdictions.This position is ideal for individuals who can seamlessly transition between detailed analysis and strategic oversight — examining zoning codes, validating environmental regulations, and shaping how this data informs automated permitting and due diligence processes.If you have experience with permits or compliance data and are excited about modernizing how infrastructure is built, we encourage you to apply.What You’ll DoConduct thorough reviews and quality checks of permitting and regulatory datasets to ensure accuracy and completeness.Research and interpret environmental and land-use regulations across multiple jurisdictions.Organize and tag information to enhance automation and compliance workflows.Identify data inconsistencies and gaps, and develop strategies for resolution.Collaborate with engineers and analysts to convert complex regulations into structured logic.Create internal standards and documentation to uphold data quality and coverage.You’re a Fit IfYou possess several years of experience in permitting, environmental compliance, or regulatory analysis.You are detail-oriented yet capable of understanding complex systems.You have a keen interest in how data and AI can streamline environmental reviews and regulatory processes.

Astranis is revolutionizing satellite technology by creating advanced satellites designed for high orbits, pushing the boundaries of humanity's presence in space. Our satellites deliver dedicated, secure networks to a diverse clientele, including large enterprises, governments, and military organizations globally. Currently, with five operational satellites and numerous launches on the horizon, our portfolio boasts over $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis stands out as the go-to partner for satellite communications, catering to clients who demand unparalleled uptime, stringent data security, network visibility, and bespoke solutions. Backed by over $750 million from elite investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs innovates from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California, USA.Position Overview: Environmental Test TechnicianAs an Environmental Test Technician, you will play an integral role in validating our spacecraft, sub-assemblies, and components through rigorous simulations of space's extreme conditions. You will also oversee the operation and maintenance of our state-of-the-art environmental test laboratory, ensuring readiness to support critical test missions.Key Responsibilities:Independently operate thermal vacuum (TVAC) chambers, thermal chambers, and electrodynamic shakers for comprehensive component and vehicle-level testing.Utilize a diverse array of testing equipment and data acquisition systems, including the construction and maintenance of specialized test setups.Effectively employ various software tools for test automation, data analysis, documentation, and procurement activities.Conduct tests and verifications of flight hardware according to established requirements and meticulously document results to adhere to product quality standards.Manage maintenance and calibration of testing equipment to ensure optimal performance.Interpret technical drawings, specifications, assembly procedures, and test protocols.Assist engineering teams in troubleshooting and root cause analysis.Engage in area efficiency and 5S improvement initiatives.

The City and County of San Francisco is hiring an Environmental Engineer to advance sustainability and ensure regulatory compliance across citywide projects. This role centers on promoting environmentally responsible practices and policies throughout San Francisco. Key responsibilities Lead and contribute to projects aimed at improving sustainability across city departments Collaborate with teams and stakeholders to design and implement environmental initiatives Evaluate the environmental impacts of city programs and projects Monitor and ensure adherence to local, state, and federal environmental regulations Collaboration and impact Based in the Citywide Department, this position works closely with internal teams, external partners, and members of the community. The Environmental Engineer’s efforts directly support San Francisco’s commitment to a healthier and more sustainable city.

Clearway Energy Group is hiring a Manager of Environmental Permitting in San Francisco, California. This role supports permitting and environmental survey work for a portfolio of over 10 GW of solar, wind, and energy storage projects. The position reports to the Senior Director of Environmental Permitting and focuses on projects across the western United States. Key Responsibilities Lead permitting and environmental survey activities for utility-scale renewable energy projects Work with the Development Project Manager and other teams to support project development Oversee land use permit acquisition and environmental assessments Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations Requirements Minimum five years of experience in environmental consulting, land use planning, or site development for renewable energy projects Proven track record managing complex permitting activities for large-scale projects Experience in project acquisition and financing due diligence is a plus Candidates with additional experience may be considered for the Senior Manager title. Final level and title will reflect the selected candidate’s qualifications.

Join Northstar Staffing Solutions as an Environmental Specialist and embark on a rewarding career focused on sustainability and ecological preservation. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work on vital environmental projects and contribute to the health of our planet.

Astranis is at the forefront of satellite technology, crafting advanced satellites designed for high orbits that extend humanity's reach into the cosmos. Our innovative satellites provide dedicated and secure networks to a diverse clientele, including large enterprises, sovereign governments, and the US military. With five satellites currently in orbit and a promising launch schedule ahead, we are addressing a robust backlog of over $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis is the go-to satellite communications partner for those with stringent requirements for uptime, data security, network visibility, and customization. Having secured over $750 million in funding from elite investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our passionate team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs is dedicated to revolutionizing global connectivity from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California.Position OverviewAs the Environmental Test Supervisor at Astranis, you will oversee the daily operations, readiness, and execution of our Environmental Test Lab, ensuring comprehensive testing of spacecraft, sub-assemblies, and components in simulated space conditions. Your leadership will be key in developing a high-performing team of test technicians, ensuring that the lab operates with safety, efficiency, and quality to meet our ambitious production goals. Our commitment to producing 24 next-generation Omega spacecraft annually depends on our ability to scale testing operations and enhance throughput without compromising quality. If you are a proactive environmental test leader who thrives in a dynamic, execution-focused environment, we invite you to apply.

The City and County of San Francisco seeks a Junior Engineer to contribute to environmental projects throughout the city. This entry-level position offers the chance to participate in efforts that promote sustainability and improve the local community. Role overview Assist in planning, designing, and implementing engineering projects with an environmental focus Collaborate with experienced engineers and staff on sustainability initiatives Support the development of practical solutions to benefit San Francisco’s environment and its residents Location This position is based in San Francisco and involves working closely with teams from the City and County.

The Director of Public Affairs (0953 Deputy Director III) serves as a pivotal senior executive leader within the Department of Public Health (DPH). This role encompasses comprehensive management of public affairs, communications, public records, and media strategy across various significant divisions, including Population Health, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, Laguna Honda Hospital, Behavioral Health, Primary Care, and Administration.Operating under the strategic direction of the Director of Health and the Deputy Director of Health, the Director of Public Affairs is tasked with providing visionary leadership and executing communication, media relations, legislative messaging, and public-facing strategies. This position routinely interacts with key stakeholders including City and County department heads, elected officials, the Mayor’s Office, the Board of Supervisors, and media outlets on complex public health issues with substantial implications for organizational integrity, financial stewardship, and public trust.The Director is responsible for transforming executive strategies into coordinated actions across the department’s public affairs and communications framework. This includes establishing clear priorities, timelines, and decision-making processes for high-impact public initiatives, ensuring alignment among senior leaders, and maintaining accountability to uphold the credibility and execution of public commitments and records.This critical role plays a vital part in maintaining public trust, advancing public health objectives, and ensuring effective communication during routine operations and crises. The decisions made in this capacity have widespread repercussions for both the department and the city.Key Responsibilities Include:Leading the development and implementation of comprehensive public affairs and communications strategies across multiple DPH divisions.Ensuring consistency between public messaging and departmental priorities while navigating operational realities.Representing DPH on intricate and sensitive public health matters that impact public safety and departmental credibility.Providing high-level oversight of public records and disclosure functions in collaboration with designated custodians and legal teams.