Environmental Remediation Specialist (Remote)

September 17, 2026

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DuPont’s Corporate Remediation Group (CRG) is hiring a Environmental Remediation Specialist.

The successful candidate will have responsibility for managing legacy remediation projects across a portfolio of sites as well as providing technical subject matter expertise related to environmental remediation practice to the larger Corporate Remediation Group.

Your Key Responsibilities:

Ensure the safe execution of projects in accordance with the CRG vision and mission.
Lead multi-functional remediation project teams consisting of internal and external resources.
Develop and communicate the overall project strategy, goals, and objectives in accordance with CRG and DuPont policies, procedures, and practices.
Develop and maintain relationships with key external stakeholders such as community groups and regulatory authorities.
Oversee the development and implementation of appropriate site investigation, remediation, and monitoring programs by consultant partners at sites within your portfolio.
Promptly prepare and submit forecasted spend, project estimates, project authorization requests, and environmental reserve adjustments.
Provide environmental remediation subject matter expertise for business-funded remediation projects.
Support the corporate Merger, Acquisition, and Divesture process through providing environmental remediation subject matter expertise as part of Due Diligence project teams.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s or higher degree in a technical or scientific field related to environmental practice.
Ten years’ experience in the environmental investigation and remediation field.
Demonstrated expertise in one or more scientific or technical subject area related to environmental practice.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects; specifically collaborating with large teams and multiple partners.
Excellent communication and people skills.
Fluency in English, written and spoken is required.
Fluency in multiple languages is preferred.

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