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Loudoun County Government

Environmental Program Specialist

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The Loudoun County Department of General Services (DGS) plays a crucial role in the efficient operation of county government by providing essential services that ensure our community runs smoothly. Our team is dedicated to maintaining county facilities, managing capital projects, overseeing fleet services, handling waste management, providing safe, reliable transit services, and supporting emergency functions. We strive to deliver high-quality, cost-effective solutions that benefit residents and employees alike. With a commitment to sustainability, innovation, and operational excellence, General Services fosters a dynamic and rewarding work environment for individuals looking to make a meaningful impact in local government. The Loudoun County Department of General Services is seeking qualified applicants to fill a one-year full-time temporary Environmental Program Specialist position. Under the general direction of the designated supervisor, serves as: Project Manager for County Water and Wastewater Program initiatives and projects, subject matter expert for the Loudoun County Water and Wastewater Needs Assessment, and technical expert and adviser for community water and wastewater issues in the County. This position performs complex and detailed analyses of environmental programs, legislation, policies, regulations, and potential liabilities in Loudoun County; provides technical support on a variety of environmental initiatives and on water and wastewater systems serving County facilities; and prepares and may present information to the Board of Supervisors, Commissions, Committees, organizations, and the general public. Hiring salary is commensurate with experience. Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science or similar field; four (4) years related work experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Must undergo criminal, credit, and DMV background checks. VA Licensed Alternative Onsite Soil Evaluator and/or VA Licensed Alternative Onsite System Operator preferred.