Illingworth & Rodkin is always looking for talented people to join our team!
We are proud of the work that we do, and wouldn’t be successful without our passionate team of dedicated people. We invite you to send your Cover Letter and Resume to: illro@illingworthrodkin.com
We are always looking for qualified individuals for the following positions:
ACOUSTICS CONSULTANT/ENGINEER
Job Duties: Conduct environmental noise, vibration, and hydroacoustic analyses for infrastructure, transportation, residential, and commercial projects in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, including CEQA and NEPA. Perform airborne and underwater acoustic modeling and data analysis to evaluate sound propagation and project-related impacts. Analyze construction-related noise and vibration sources, including pile driving, and assess impacts to sensitive receptors such as residential areas and wildlife. Conduct field measurements of environmental noise, vibration, and underwater sound using standard acoustic instrumentation and assist with data processing. Prepare technical documentation and reports, including noise, vibration, and hydroacoustic studies, in accordance with regulatory and industry standards. Evaluate and assist in developing noise and vibration mitigation measures. Support environmental review and permitting processes by contributing technical analyses and documentation. Use acoustic modeling and analysis software (e.g., SoundPLAN, TNM, MATLAB, or similar tools). Work collaboratively with engineers and environmental professionals on project analyses and reporting tasks.
Job Requirements: require Master’s in Acoustics or related. No exp. req.
AIR QUALITY/GHG CONSULTANT
This person would be responsible for project work as it occurs in a large range of topics covering land use issues associated with new housing, commercial, institutional and industrial development projects along with Specific Plans and General Plans. Our air quality experts conduct emissions and dispersion modeling and prepare health risk assessments. We also specialize in transportation projects including highways, local roadways, and transit. This is a unique opportunity to join a group of highly qualified scientists and engineers working on technically challenging and important projects located primarily in California and the western states.
Minimum requirements are a B.S. degree in a scientific field (e.g., meteorology), minimum 2 years current professional experience in air quality dispersion and emissions estimation models, air quality regulatory and policy framework, and CEQA/NEPA air quality studies, including data analysis, evaluation, and report preparation. Demonstrated excellent technical writing skills and proficiency with technical and office software applications is key. Interest in other related areas including meteorology, geography and atmospheric boundary layer processes would be beneficial.
