About the Role:
We are looking for a technically strong and responsible professional to lead air quality data performance and sensor analytics initiatives. This role focuses on improving data reliability, guiding calibration and correction methodologies, evaluating performance metrics, and supporting a small technical team working on air quality data systems. The position is suited for someone who enjoys solving real-world environmental data challenges and wants to grow into long-term technical leadership within a structured and applied industry setting.
Key Responsibility Areas (KRAs):
Air Quality Data & Sensor Performance:
- Analyze air quality sensor datasets and evaluate air quality sensor performance in various climates.
- Support calibration, correction, and validation methodologies.
- Investigate data inconsistencies and recommend structured improvements.
- Contribute to performance benchmarking and validation studies.
Technical Supervision & Process Discipline:
- Guide and mentor junior team members in data analysis workflows
- Review analytical outputs and ensure documentation quality
- Support structured monitoring of deployed sensor systems
Cross-Functional Collaboration:
- Work closely with hardware, firmware, software, and product teams
- Translate analytical findings into practical improvements
- Contribute to the continuous enhancement of air quality monitoring systems
Required Skills & Qualifications:
- Master’s degree (or PhD) in Environmental Engineering, Atmospheric Science, or related fields
- 3–5 years of relevant experience preferred
- Strong proficiency in computing language for data analysis
- Experience working with time-series or real-world sensor datasets
- Solid understanding of statistics and performance evaluation
- Structured problem-solving mindset
Nice to have:
- Exposure to air quality monitoring systems (PM, NO2, O3, CO, etc.)
- Experience with calibration studies or collocation analysis
- Familiarity with IoT-based environmental monitoring platforms
- Prior experience mentoring interns or junior analysts
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