Environmental Noise and Vibration Scientist Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Conducting noise/acoustical/ vibration assessments requiring the application of standard and non-standard analysis techniques and procedures
• Entering, manipulating, and analyzing data in database applications
• Preparing reports for clients, as well as facility layouts and site plans
• Engaging in peer review, design review, land use and industrial planning and permitting, construction assessments, noise and vibration monitoring, and more
• Supporting both attended and unattended field measurement programs
• Delivering projects on time and on budget, following a defined quality assurance process
• Advising clients on developing, implementing, and evaluating noise control solutions
• Taking a client-focused approach, where your technical skills support the success of your clients’ projects
• Supporting projects both large and small across North America

Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

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• Undergraduate degree in applicable engineering, with coursework or specialization in vibration and/or acoustics
• Applicants without P.E. eligibility, but with significant applicable experience may be considered
• Valid driver’s license, and ability to travel to sites as needed both in and around Michigan
• Willingness to travel approximately 50% of the time across North America

• Ability to meet deadlines, willingness to put in the effort required to complete work on schedule and within budget
• Self-reliant, but also able to work well within a team environment
• Willingness to travel (at least 50% of the time) and conduct field work (including occasional nights and weekends)
• Physical requirements: standing/walking for extended periods, lifting objects up to 50lbs, and work/climb on elevated equipment
• Familiarity/proficiency with CADNA/A, SoundPLAN, CAD/Graphics packages is an asset

Job Benefits