Be EPA: Meet Arnulfo

For Human Capital Analyst Arnulfo, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s mission-driven work of protecting human health and the environment is an opportunity to positively impact the world[MA1] .



From his beginnings as a student administration trainee, Arnulfo has grown his career to become a skilled human capital analyst. He ensures that our Agency’s workforce operates efficiently and effectively so all departments can reach their goals.

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The Environmental Protection Agency is built upon a commitment to protecting human health and [MA2] the environment. You can do so much impactful work at EPA[MA3] while making a visible difference in people’s lives. From tackling the climate crisis to advancing environmental justice, what happens here changes the world.





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Chapters

0:00 - Meet Arnulfo

0:10 - Make a positive impact on the world

0:15 – Helping offices succeed

0:21 – Starting as a student trainee



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[EPAgov]

The Environmental Protection Agency is built upon a commitment to protecting human health and [MA1] the environment. You can do so much impactful work at EPA[MA2] while making a visible difference in people’s lives. From tackling the climate crisis to advancing environmental justice, what happens here changes the world.

So, join us – and be the one who helps protect our land, air, water, and people. Explore careers at epa.gov/careers

[rociomadrigal]

If you would like to help people then please review the history of levels of TELONE in the Central Valley- it is most important since so many communities stuggle with Cancer illness and have a hard time accessing treatment due to lack of knowledge about CA medi-cal system. Look forward to your strides in the Native American communities and employees.

[joelwillis]

Doesn't even look like he is working.