Air Dispersion Modeler
blue sky modelingSavannah (GA)
Air Dispersion Modeler
Posted 3 days ago
blue sky modelingSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Company Description:
Blue Sky Modeling, LLC is an air modeling shop that specializes in providing focused, reliable, and cost-effective air modeling solutions. With a combination of decades of experience and a streamlined vision, we are equipped to meet the changing business and air requirements. Our services include approved and internationally accepted air dispersion models, emissions inventory preparation, meteorological data processing, monitoring strategy development, ambient monitoring data analysis, and permit application preparation.
Role Description:
This is a full-time remote role for an Air Dispersion Modeler. As an Air Dispersion Modeler at Blue Sky Modeling, LLC, your day-to-day tasks will involve utilizing approved air dispersion models, such as AERMOD and CALPUFF, to simulate and analyze air pollutants. You will also be responsible for preparing emissions inventories, processing meteorological data, developing monitoring strategies, analyzing ambient monitoring data, and assisting in permit application preparation.
Qualifications:
Proficiency in using air dispersion models, such as AERMOD and CALPUFFExperience in preparing emissions inventoriesStrong skills in processing meteorological dataAbility to develop effective monitoring strategiesExperience in analyzing ambient monitoring dataFamiliarity with permit application preparationExcellent problem-solving and analytical skillsStrong attention to detail and accuracyAbility to work independently and remotelyStrong written and verbal communication skillsBachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field
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