ATS Resume Optimization for Environmental Engineers (Waste & Remediation Sector)

This title anchors to a real, dedicated BLS occupation — Environmental Engineers (SOC 17-2081), a $104,170 median, +4% growth (2024-2034), and roughly 3,000 annual openings — but is scoped deliberately away from this site's live Construction & Engineering Environmental Engineer page, which most plausibly covers stormwater permitting, wetlands delineation, and environmental site assessments ahead of development. Here the scope is solid-waste-sector engineering: RCRA Subtitle D (non-hazardous) and Subtitle C (hazardous) compliance design, leachate and landfill-gas-collection-system engineering, and remediation-site cleanup design for waste-industry clients. Because both titles anchor to the same BLS occupation, this resume leads explicitly with RCRA/landfill/leachate vocabulary to hold genuine separation. Canada adds a real government demand signal — a national "moderate risk of labour shortage" for the occupation (2024-2033) and ECO Canada's projection of up to 480,000 new green-worker positions. We rewrite your resume so your waste-sector engineering vocabulary matches what recruiters filter on.