No examination required. Candidates can view vacancies and apply at statejobs.ny.gov Sample Duties/Responsibilities: Division of Air Resources (DAR) Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team of meteorologists and toxicologists to evaluate health impacts of air toxics and develop an effective pollution control strategy. Inspect a variety of facilities and on-road vehicles for compliance with air pollution control requirements. In the event of non-compliance, collect and prepare evidence for enforcement case development and potential legal action. Analyze emissions from greenhouse gas sources to identify projects that may disproportionately burden disadvantaged communities or interfere with the attainment of New Yorks greenhouse gas emission reduction requirements and assess any alternatives or mitigation measures proposed. Develop air permits that bind facilities to the engineering controls, monitoring requirements and work practices necessary to meet air quality standards. Permit engineering will include evaluation of facility equipment design, process operations and emission estimates. Investigate reports of potential air pollution events and answer technical questions from the public and other stakeholder groups. Support the development of statewide plans, regulations and monitoring systems needed to achieve long-term air quality and sustainability goals, including an economywide cap and invest program for greenhouse gases. ENGINEER TRAINEE $63,108-$80,248* (Grade 18) Minimum Qualifications: Possession of a bachelors degree or higher in engineering or engineering technology in one of the areas listed below: PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER 1 (ENVIRONMENTAL) $86,057-$108,638*(Grade 24) Minimum Qualifications: Aeronautical Environmental Civil Chemical Geotechnical Geological Sanitary Petroleum Forest Paper Environmental Resources Environmental Design Environmental Systems Water Resources Soil and Water Resources Materials Mechanical Metallurgical Plastic OR Proof of passing the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering Examination (FE) AND one year of full-time experience in sanitary, public health or environmental engineering