Senior Risk Assessor/Toxicologist

About UsGSI is a privately held, employee-owned company offering superior compensation, benefits, and professional development. GSI is highly respected nationally and internationally for the quality of its professional environmental services and the technically advanced projects it has completed over its 39 years of operation. GSI employs cross-disciplinary teams of environmental engineers and scientists, including toxicologists, geologists, hydrogeologists, ecologists, chemists, oceanographers, and data scientists with seamless collaboration over both technical disciplines and offices. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, GSI operates offices in Texas (Austin and Houston), California (Irvine, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Folsom), Washington (Olympia), Montana (Missoula and Helena), Colorado (Lakewood), North Carolina (Raleigh), and New York (Syracuse). Our talented staff of environmental professionals perform projects nationwide and internationally. GSI is seeking a Senior-level Human Health Risk Assessor or Toxicologist. The ideal candidate will have 8 to 15 years of experience performing human health risk assessments in support of site characterization and remediation projects, including developing work scopes and budgets, managing internal staff and subcontractors, and communicating (written and oral) with clients and other stakeholders. In addition, the ideal candidate will possess strong leadership, communication, and team-building skills to support growth in our California offices.Responsibilities:Provide human health risk assessment and toxicological consulting services to internal and external clients in California.Develop and implement technical approaches for data evaluation and reporting in support of site assessment and remediation projects, including Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Preliminary Endangerment Assessments, Remedial Investigations, Remedial Action Plans, Vapor Intrusion Assessments, and Remedial Action Completion Reports.Direct and perform risk evaluations, from small screening-level risk assessments to large, multi-pathway human health risk assessments.Prepare written proposals, manage project budgets, and communicate with client and project stakeholders.Provide technical training and support to junior staff to ensure field tasks are completed with precision and consistency.Work directly with clients to identify specific project needs and communicate results.Engage with regulatory oversight agencies to obtain approval for risk evaluations, selection of cleanup goals, and environmental case closure.Qualifications:8 or more years of professional experience practicing human health risk assessment.Bachelor’s Degree in chemistry, toxicology, public health or a related field; Master’s Degree or higher preferred.Experience overseeing data compilation and validation, development of exposure point concentrations, fate and transport modeling, and preparation of forward human health risk assessments.Familiarity with DTSC and RWQCB risk assessment guidance.Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work well independently and in multi-disciplinary teams.Experience managing projects/tasks, including the preparation of proposals, cost tracking and maintaining budgets.40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER certificationValid driver’s license and clear driving recordAbility to travelJob Perks:Competitive salary and benefits with attractive year-end bonuses.Flexible work environment with potential for remote work.Participation in conferences, technical presentations, and publications.Collaborative atmosphere.The base salary for this position will be determined by the candidate’s geographic location, education, relevant degree, related experience, and overall qualifications.