Our graduates have pursued careers in the
for-profit, non-profit, and government sectors. The following is a list of some of the positions held by
MSEM alumni.
CEQA
and NEPA Project Manager/Environmental Planner with ICF Jones Stokes
Wildlife biologist/wetland scientist with Tetra Tech EC, Inc., in Boston, MA
Project Coordinator at the Environmental Resource Management (ERM) in Mexico City, Mexico.
Senior Biologist for Pacific Municipal Consultants specializing in regulatory permitting and compliance, biological resource assessment, mitigation planning and monitoring, and NEPA/CEQA compliance.
Program Director for mergers and acquisitions for Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
Ecologist for CH2M HILL
Senior Vice President of WRA, Inc. supervising over 13 biologists
and managing large, complex projects involving wetland and endangered species
issues.
Vice President and Principal Scientist, ARCADIS, managing a group of 40 scientists who conduct human health and ecological risk assessments, biological assessments, and restoration planning for a variety of private and public sector clients.
Environmental, Health and Safety Director for Ampac Fine Chemicals, LLC.
Environmental Manager at Calwest Galvanizing in Long Beach, CA, focusing on EPA reporting and permitting including storm water and air emissions.
Environmental Risk Analyst for Citizens Financial Group in Boston, MA
Environmental Lawyer at Hanson Bridgett, LLP in San Francisco
Environmental Risk Consultant for the Sutter Health Office of the General Counsel
Institutional Sales Director for Prevailing Wind Power
Health and Safety Specialist at Stanford University School of Medicine
Advisor to the Industrial Hygiene Staff at Chevron
Senior Environmental Specialist, Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust focusing on NEPA/CEQA
compliance, permit acquisition, project design, and implementation.
Waccamaw Riverkeeper of Winyah Rivers Foundation.
Assistant Professor in the Environmental Economics and Technology Department of the Budapest University of Economic Sciences in Hungary.
U.S. EPA’s Region 9
California Integrated Waste Management Board
California Air Resources Board
California Department of Fish and Game
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC)
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Alameda Clean Water Program (LADWP)
