Two years of the required experience for the following minimum qualifications must have been at the supervisory level or above: A bachelor's degree in environmental sciences, biological sciences, chemistry, engineering, natural resources, physical science, health sciences, or nuclear science plus six years of experience in an environmental program, nuclear energy or radiation protection program; or an environmental, analytical, or research laboratory; OR. This executive leadership role oversees Louisianas Air Permits Division, guiding regulatory programs, strategic initiatives, and environmental policy decisions that protect public health while supporting responsible economic development.