NORTECH is an Alaska-based environmental engineering and consulting firm with offices in Fairbanks, Anchorage, and Juneau. With a team of approximately 25 professionals statewide, we operate as a close-knit, highly collaborative group where every team member plays a meaningful role.We support environmental projects across Alaska, including environmental site assessments, site characterization and remediation, hazardous materials investigations, and regulatory coordination. Our work takes us to remote communities, urban redevelopment sites, industrial facilities, military installations, and everything in between. Because of our size and structure, staff gain hands-on experience with engineering concepts and professional project management early in their careers. Team members work directly with senior professionals in both field and office settings, traveling throughout Alaska and contributing to projects from planning through reporting.We believe technical excellence is built through experience, accountability, and trust. At NORTECH , your work is valued and directly connected to the communities we serve.About the RoleNORTECH is seeking an EIT with 2–5+ years of experience to join our Anchorage office and work under the supervision of our Environmental and Civil Engineers. This role is ideal for a professional who is ready to take responsible charge of projects, contribute technical expertise, and grow within a collaborative team environment. If you enjoy fieldwork, technical writing, and solving real-world environmental challenges, this position offers meaningful responsibility and long-term growth potential.Key Responsibilities Include:Conducting Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site AssessmentsPerforming soil and groundwater investigationsPreparing work plans, reports, and regulatory documentationSupporting hazardous materials surveys and remediation effortsDeveloping plans and specifications for a diverse array of projectsCoordinating with clients, regulators, and subcontractorsManaging field data collection and analysisRequirementsRequired QualificationsBachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering or Civil Engineering, or related engineering disciplines2–5+ years of relevant environmental experienceAbility to work in Alaska field conditionsValid driver's licensePreferred Certifications/SkillsADEC Qualified Sampler or HAZWOPER CertifiedExperience with environmental sampling and site investigationsStrong technical writing skillsWe look forward to adding a motivated professional to our team in Anchorage! If you're ready for meaningful responsibility, hands‑on field experience, and projects that make a real impact in Alaska communities, we encourage you to apply.#J-18808-Ljbffr