Scientist Jobs in Denver, CO
Scientist jobs in Denver are in active demand, with openings concentrated in the Fitzsimons life sciences campus in Aurora, the Denver Tech Center, and the central downtown corridor across biotechnology, environmental science, defense research, and federal contracting. Employers hiring right now include Ibotta, National Jewish Health, and Muon Space. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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RWDI is a global climate and performance engineering consulting firm that helps its clients redefine what’s possible by overcoming design and operational challenges, while minimizing environmental, user, and resource impact. With deep technical expertise across a broad range of services, we drive success on ambitious building, industry, and infrastructure projects.
- You push the boundaries of what’s possible.
- People know they can rely on you to follow through on your commitments.
- You believe that when a group of people come together, they can achieve more than anyone person could alone.
About the Position:
RWDI is seeking an energetic and motivated individual to join our Environmental Noise & Vibration team in Denver. This position supports clients across buildings, infrastructure, and industrial sectors. The successful candidate will have several years’ experience working in environmental noise and/or vibration fields.
Key Responsibilities
The role includes but is not limited to:
- Conducting noise/acoustical/ vibration assessments requiring the application of standard and non-standard analysis techniques and procedures
- Entering, manipulating, and analyzing data in database applications
- Preparing reports for clients, as well as facility layouts and site plans
- Engaging in peer review, design review, land use and industrial planning and permit-ting, construction assessments, noise and vibration monitoring, and more
- Supporting both attended and unattended field measurement programs
- Delivering projects on time and on budget, following a defined quality assurance process
- Advising clients on developing, implementing, and evaluating noise control solutions
- Taking a client-focused approach, where your technical skills support the success of your clients’ projects
- Supporting projects both large and small across North America
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
We are accepting applications from candidates with the following qualifications:
- Undergraduate degree in applicable engineering, with coursework or specialization in vibration and/or acoustics
- Applicants without P.E. eligibility, but with significant applicable experience may be considered
- Valid driver’s license, and ability to travel to sites as needed both in and around Denver
- Willingness to travel approximately 50% of the time across North America
- Ability to meet deadlines, willingness to put in the effort required to complete work on schedule and within budget
- Self-reliant, but also able to work well within a team environment
- Willingness to travel (at least 50% of the time) and conduct field work (including occasional nights and weekends)
- Physical requirements: standing/walking for extended periods, lifting objects up to 50lbs, and work/climb on elevated equipment
- Familiarity/proficiency with CADNA/A, SoundPLAN, CAD/Graphics packages is an asset
The Environmental Noise & Vibration team is a close-knit, social team where people love what they do. Team members work independently on a daily basis to contribute to the suc-cess of the team’s work. The successful applicant will demonstrate strong collaboration, people, and teamwork skills as well ability to prioritize and complete work inde-pendently. Individuals within this high-performing team must manage their time carefully, and balance work for several ongoing projects simultaneously. Problem solving, ability to learn independently, and initiative-taking are key qualities that will contribute to personal success individuals within the team.
Benefits
What We Offer:
- An opportunity to redefine possible.
- Salary range: $70,000-$76,500
- 401K Matching
- Group health benefits
- Proactive and ongoing training, education, and a Learning Spending Account.
- Fitness Spending Account An abundance of career paths and opportunities to advance.
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Scientist Jobs in Denver: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a scientist job in Denver?
Focus your search on the sectors driving the most Denver hiring: life sciences anchored around the Fitzsimons Innovation Community, federal and defense research tied to institutions near the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, and environmental and energy science concentrated downtown and along the I-25 corridor. Candidates with laboratory specializations, data analysis skills, or regulatory science backgrounds get the most traction here. Tailoring your application to the specific discipline each employer works in makes a real difference in this market.
Which companies hire scientists in Denver?
Companies currently hiring scientists in Denver include Ibotta, National Jewish Health, and Muon Space, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Denver's hiring base is a mix of large biotech and pharmaceutical employers near Fitzsimons, federal agencies and contractors clustered around Lakewood, and environmental consulting firms serving the region's energy and water sectors.
Are there remote scientist jobs in Denver?
Yes, though it depends heavily on the role, since hands-on laboratory and field science positions are almost always on-site, while data science, regulatory affairs, and computational research roles are far more remote-compatible. About 85% of scientist openings tied to Denver are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with the bulk of those in analytical, policy, or research-writing functions. Roles tied to Denver's biotech and federal research campuses are predominantly in-person.
How can I get a scientist job in Denver with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Denver is a research associate or laboratory technician role at one of the life sciences companies or academic medical centers near Fitzsimons or the Anschutz Medical Campus. Environmental consulting firms along the Front Range also hire entry-level field technicians regularly. A bachelor's degree in a relevant science plus any hands-on coursework, internship, or volunteer lab experience is the baseline most Denver employers look for at the junior level.
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