Combustion Engineer / Scientist

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science, Environmental Technology, or a related discipline from an accredited institution 2–10 years of experience in a research or testing environment with exposure to combustion systems Demonstrated experience implementing safety protocols, including authoring safety guidance documents Strong technical proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Word, data acquisition systems, PLC programming, and industrial control configurations Hands-on mechanical aptitude with the ability to troubleshoot and operate complex systems such as furnaces Skilled in the use of hand tools for equipment installation, maintenance, and repair Solid understanding of combustion principles, including fuel stoichiometry and criteria pollutants Ability to interpret technical manuals, equipment documentation, and laboratory procedures Exceptional organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously Experience applying EPA air emissions methodologies Proven ability to write technical documentation, including safety plans, operational procedures, facility manuals, and technical reports Occasional lifting up to 35 lbs. (<5%) Climbing (<10%) Regular use of industrial PPE, including safety glasses, protective footwear, lab coats, and gloves (~60%) Limited exposure to hot or cold environments (<5%) Work in moderate industrial noise environments (<10%)