Environmental Analyst IV - Construction & Industrial Stormwater Permitting Section
Environmental Conservation · Montpelier, VT, US · Vermont
- Role
- Data scientist
- Posted
- Oct 29, 2026
- Closes
- Not listed
- Salary
- $28.05 - $43.80 hourly (Minimum - Maximum)
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Summary
The Department of Environmental Conservation seeks an Environmental Analyst IV to lead regulatory, technical, and compliance activities for construction and industrial stormwater permitting in Vermont. Based in Montpelier and working within a regional district, the role involves reviewing stormwater discharge permits, conducting field inspections and education at construction and industrial sites, ensuring regulatory compliance, and representing the department in public hearings and legal proceedings. The position plays a vital role in protecting Vermont's surface waters through technical guidance and enforcement of stormwater pollution prevention standards.
Key qualifications
- Master's degree in biological/life science, physical science, engineering, environmental or natural resources field, OR Bachelor's degree plus one year natural resources experience, OR four years prof
- Knowledge of Vermont stormwater rules, EPA regulations, and technical administration of CGP, INDC, and MSGP permits
- Experience reviewing and evaluating complex engineering plans, EPSC plan sets, and stormwater pollution prevention plans
- Ability to conduct field inspections, track reporting requirements, and contribute to environmental enforcement actions
- Experience providing technical design support and education to developers, contractors, and industrial facility operators
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