Environmental Scientist salaries in Scotland
£34,211
avg per year
The average salary for Environmental Scientist jobs near Scotland is £34,211.*
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Top Environmental Scientist jobs near Scotland
View AllSenior Development Scientist - Environmental & Heavy Metal Sensing
Integrated Graphene
Stirling
Proven ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and contribute to internal reviews or external collaboration, including product management,…
£44,500 - £53,150 a year
2 days ago
Graduate Geo-environmental Engineer
Woolgar Hunter
Glasgow
Working closely with structural and civil engineering colleagues to deliver project solutions. Undertaking desk-based geo-environmental research.
Advisory Services Graduate (Multiple locations)
AECOM
Glasgow
Creativity – contributing to the design and implementation of strategic initiatives in a fast-paced, client-focused environment.
5 days ago
Senior Project Planner - Environment and Energy
AECOM
Glasgow
The role is responsible for developing, managing, and maintaining integrated project schedules, coordinating delivery programmes, monitoring performance, and…
6 days ago
Renewable Energy Professionals
AECOM
Glasgow
Experience in the full cycle of project design delivery from inception to detailed design. Projects include all stages of design from feasibility to detailed…
Principal Environmental Scientist/Consultant - Water
Jacobs
Glasgow
Degree qualified in a relevant environmental subject. Be recognized as the technical lead on water environment topics such as water quality, hydromorphology and…
Similar locations
- Glasgow, SCT107 jobs
- Edinburgh, SCT82 jobs
- Inverness, SCT19 jobs
- Perth, SCT13 jobs
- Aberdeen, SCT2 jobs
- Annan, SCT1 job
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