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Environmental Olfactometry Specialist
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What they do
An Environmental Planner or Scientist uses training and background in natural sciences to study the environment and threats to the environment. Investigates environmental problems and advises on solutions. May focus on potential environmental health risks to people, such as unsafe drinking water, or on protecting the environment and ecosystems from human activity such as development and industrial pollution.
$74,240 / year median in Minnesota
+14% projected growth
Job Description
USD 33.65-50.48
/ hour Posted on Sep 12, 2026 Apply nowEnvironmental Olfactometry Specialist Location:
Stillwater, MN Work Setting:
Onsite Salary:
$33.65-$50.48/hr.Schedule:
Full-time, typically 9:00 AM-5:00 PM About the Role A growing environmental testing and consulting organization is looking for an Environmental Olfactometry Specialist to take ownership of its environmental olfactometry operations. This is a highly technical position that combines environmental science, air quality, odor assessment, sensory science, laboratory testing, data analysis and client communication . You will manage the day-to-day process for environmental samples, work closely with the laboratory team, ensure testing follows established standards and help clients understand their results. What You'll Do Oversee daily environmental olfactometry laboratory operations. Conduct and support dynamic dilution olfactometry testing. Prepare odor samples and calibrate testing equipment. Analyze odor thresholds, intensity and characterization data. Plan and oversee sensory panel testing. Monitor testing consistency and assessor performance. Maintain ASTM, CEN, ISO and QA/QC requirements. SupportISO 17025
laboratory practices and audits. Troubleshoot equipment, testing and data inconsistencies. Review environmental testing protocols. Communicate directly with clients regarding samples, results and chain-of-custody questions. Explain technical reports and findings in a clear, client-friendly manner. Serve as a technical/account lead for environmental clients. Support R D involving odor and sensory testing methods. What We're Looking For Approximately 5+ years of experience in air quality, environmental consulting, environmental monitoring, odor assessment, sensory science or a related technical field. Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science, Sensory Science or a related discipline. Strong analytical and technical skills. Experience with environmental sampling, air quality, odor assessment or sensory testing. Ability to understand and interpret technical data. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Comfortable working independently and making decisions. Professional, mature and solution-oriented when unexpected issues arise. Olfactometry experience is highly valued, but it is not the only path into the role. Strong environmental/air-quality professionals and sensory scientists with meaningful odor experience may also be a strong fit. Why Join This Team This is an opportunity to take ownership of a specialized technical function within a small, highly collaborative organization. You'll have meaningful interaction with clients, direct influence over data quality and testing processes, and the opportunity to become deeply involved in a niche area of environmental and sensory science. The role also offers long-term professional development, international networking opportunities and potential advancement into Lab Manager or Lab Director responsibilities. Looking forward to your application! Apply now See more open positions at Prosimo.ioBenefits
- Professional Development