Dear Aspirant,
There are many job opportunities for environment science engineer like

• Environment consultant
• Environmental education officer
• Environmental manager
• Environmental engineer
• Recycling officer
• Marine biologist
• Water quality scientist

And many more
After gaining some initial experience, you should be able to progress into more specialist paid employment. It's a good idea to get involved in clubs and societies while you're still at university, take up volunteering roles with conservation organisations, such as the wildlife trust or become active in campaigning groups in your local area.

Volunteering gives you experience that is difficult to gain elsewhere and shows commitment. Some students attend conferences and debates on environmental concerns, subscribe to relevant magazines and journals or go travelling. All these experiences will make you more attractive to an employer.
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hello sanket,

Careers in Environmental Science are so varied it is difficult to consider them as one category. You could end up working from home most of the time or traveling around the world on an annual basis. You could be doing desk work, field work, or some combination thereof. Your focus could be mathematical, physical, or written. Of course the majority careers in Environmental Science are some blend in-between.

Hello,

Scope of Environmental Engineering

Job prospects for environmental engineers in various segments, including research centers, NGOs, and government departments are increasing day by day.

Professionals who have M.Tech degree are in demand in various committees engaged in the study and analysis of environmental risks.

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) of India also recruits environmental engineering professionals for various posts through UPSC.

Job profiles available for environmental engineers are as follows:

Lead Project Engineer

Senior ROV Technician

Sr. Reservoir Engineer

Technical Engineering Manager

Seismic Acquisition Consultant

Environmental Engineering Technicians

Environmental Scientists and Specialists

Hydrologists

Please visit this link for more info

https://www.careers360.com/environmental-engineering-course

Hope it helps
Thank you!