Environmental Analyst
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - ENVISA in Milano
ENV-ISA is expanding its Milan team and is looking for a motivated Environmental Analyst to join our technical practice. You will work on noise, emissions, and air quality modelling for aviation clients worldwide, help develop the tools and methods we bring to those clients, and, as the role grows, take part in the client conversations that turn technical work into new business. This is a hands-on, analytical role with room to build client-facing skills over time.
Role at a Glance
- Location: Milan, Italy (on-site / hybrid per team arrangement)
- Focus: technical modelling first, with growing exposure to client interaction and business development
- Level: open to candidates from recent graduates with strong technical aptitude through 5 years of experience
What You’ll Do
- Conduct noise, emissions, and air quality modelling for aviation projects (airports, airlines, and related stakeholders)
- Analyse data and prepare clear, decision-ready reports for technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Support the development of internal tools and methodologies used across our service lines (e.g. noise/emissions modelling, carbon and ESG reporting tools)
- Collaborate with internal teams and external clients to keep projects on track and on scope
- Join client calls and contribute to proposals and pitches alongside senior team members
Who You Are
- You have a technical or quantitative background — Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related quantitative field (e.g. Engineering, Physics, Applied Math, Data Science). You don’t need to already be a noise/emissions specialist; you need to be comfortable learning technical domains quickly.
- You’re comfortable digging into datasets, building or adapting models, and turning numbers into a clear story.
- You can pick up new technical tools and methods on the job rather than needing them fully specified upfront.
- You communicate clearly and confidently — comfortable presenting your work and occasionally joining