Jacobs
Senior Environmental Permitting and Planning Project Manager
Jacobs, Corvallis, Oregon, United States, 97333
When it comes to environmental consulting, we’re focused on advancing our clients’ bold environmental stewardship, energy transformation, and sustainability initiatives. We’re seeking a Senior Environmental Project Manager to help lead siting, permitting, and licensing of critical energy infrastructure maintenance and replacement, renewable energy, and/or energy transformation projects. We support clients to adapt and thrive - both today and into tomorrow as the world changes and we face unprecedented challenges. You’ll apply and grow your technical and management experience in leading environmental planning and compliance; natural and cultural resources; and executing a permitting strategy. Your leadership will be key to realizing energy transformation for safer infrastructure operations, healthier communities, and protection of our world’s natural resources. No longer a secondary concern to human progress, environmental impacts now guide social and economic decisions around all horizontal and vertical infrastructure development.
The Power and Energy industry is undergoing unprecedented disruption on a global scale. Traditional value chains and regulatory constructs are being challenged. This transitionary period from today to a decarbonized tomorrow, embracing this disruption, is called the energy transition. Jacobs is helping our clients navigate the future around decarbonization, electrification demand and decentralization, by providing innovative and efficient solutions. From aging and retiring asset bases in traditional base load power systems, to the increasing penetration of intermittent renewable generation, Jacobs is supporting power utilities and private companies all around the world to find the best solutions to their power and energy challenges.
The Power and Energy industry is at a junction whereby divergent paths are emerging, with quite distinct future scenarios. Aligned with our Oregon or Washington offices (preferred locations are Portland and Corvalis, OR and Bellevue and Seattle, WA), this is a hybrid position where you can work remotely and in the office. You will have the opportunity to contribute to and manage projects and programs to avoid and minimize environmental impact while accelerating change through renewable energy, energy infrastructure, and energy transformation projects.
As a Senior Environmental Permitting and Planning Project Manager, you will lead environmental permitting and related efforts to support project development and meeting client objectives and project-specific internal financial goals. Your analytical and writing skills will be called upon as you lead development of quality client deliverables. Your project management or task leadership will include permit strategy and impact avoidance and minimization, permit applications, client communication, technical memos, and environmental compliance documents. You will provide motivation and direction to project teams while you in turn are partnered with experience project delivery and technical leaders and mentors to facilitate your project and career priorities. Our global team provides you with the tools to keep your career growing as well as those around you.
• Bachelor’s degree in natural resources, environmental science, environmental planning, or other related technical degree.
• Renewable energy and infrastructure modernization for a sustainable world as a career focus.
• 10 years experience in the industry with 5 to 7 years project management/task lead experience with a work history of increasing responsibility for resource planning and/or environmental permitting in the West.
• Specific training, knowledge, and experience necessary to develop, review, and coordinate project permit applications under city, county and state requirements in Oregon and Washington.
• Familiarity with state and federal regulations, including Oregon Energy Facility Siting Council (EFSC), Washington Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council (EFSEC), BLM, BPA and USACE requirements; knowledge of environmental regulatory processes and permit compliance.
• Ability to charter and lead a project or task team with a focus on safety, client service and internal delivery goals.
• Ability to foster relationships with large project teams, clients, client contractor, staff, and third-party consultants.
• Ability to work in the western US, travel occasionally to a client office, and travel to project sites.
Ideally, you’ll also have
• Master’s degree in natural resources, environmental science, environmental planning, or other related technical degree.
• Experience with the environmental consulting industry managing energy or power infrastructure, renewable energy, linear infrastructure, or other related projects.
• Experience working on tribal-owned land and with Native American groups
• Experience within other western United States, including Montana, Idaho, California, Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada.
Jacobs is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or medical conditions related to pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding), age, medical condition, marital or domestic partner status, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression and transgender status, mental disability or physical disability, genetic information, military or veteran status, citizenship, low-income status or any other status or characteristic protected by applicable law. Learn more about your rights under Federal EEO laws and supplemental language.
The Power and Energy industry is undergoing unprecedented disruption on a global scale. Traditional value chains and regulatory constructs are being challenged. This transitionary period from today to a decarbonized tomorrow, embracing this disruption, is called the energy transition. Jacobs is helping our clients navigate the future around decarbonization, electrification demand and decentralization, by providing innovative and efficient solutions. From aging and retiring asset bases in traditional base load power systems, to the increasing penetration of intermittent renewable generation, Jacobs is supporting power utilities and private companies all around the world to find the best solutions to their power and energy challenges.
The Power and Energy industry is at a junction whereby divergent paths are emerging, with quite distinct future scenarios. Aligned with our Oregon or Washington offices (preferred locations are Portland and Corvalis, OR and Bellevue and Seattle, WA), this is a hybrid position where you can work remotely and in the office. You will have the opportunity to contribute to and manage projects and programs to avoid and minimize environmental impact while accelerating change through renewable energy, energy infrastructure, and energy transformation projects.
As a Senior Environmental Permitting and Planning Project Manager, you will lead environmental permitting and related efforts to support project development and meeting client objectives and project-specific internal financial goals. Your analytical and writing skills will be called upon as you lead development of quality client deliverables. Your project management or task leadership will include permit strategy and impact avoidance and minimization, permit applications, client communication, technical memos, and environmental compliance documents. You will provide motivation and direction to project teams while you in turn are partnered with experience project delivery and technical leaders and mentors to facilitate your project and career priorities. Our global team provides you with the tools to keep your career growing as well as those around you.
• Bachelor’s degree in natural resources, environmental science, environmental planning, or other related technical degree.
• Renewable energy and infrastructure modernization for a sustainable world as a career focus.
• 10 years experience in the industry with 5 to 7 years project management/task lead experience with a work history of increasing responsibility for resource planning and/or environmental permitting in the West.
• Specific training, knowledge, and experience necessary to develop, review, and coordinate project permit applications under city, county and state requirements in Oregon and Washington.
• Familiarity with state and federal regulations, including Oregon Energy Facility Siting Council (EFSC), Washington Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council (EFSEC), BLM, BPA and USACE requirements; knowledge of environmental regulatory processes and permit compliance.
• Ability to charter and lead a project or task team with a focus on safety, client service and internal delivery goals.
• Ability to foster relationships with large project teams, clients, client contractor, staff, and third-party consultants.
• Ability to work in the western US, travel occasionally to a client office, and travel to project sites.
Ideally, you’ll also have
• Master’s degree in natural resources, environmental science, environmental planning, or other related technical degree.
• Experience with the environmental consulting industry managing energy or power infrastructure, renewable energy, linear infrastructure, or other related projects.
• Experience working on tribal-owned land and with Native American groups
• Experience within other western United States, including Montana, Idaho, California, Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada.
Jacobs is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or medical conditions related to pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding), age, medical condition, marital or domestic partner status, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression and transgender status, mental disability or physical disability, genetic information, military or veteran status, citizenship, low-income status or any other status or characteristic protected by applicable law. Learn more about your rights under Federal EEO laws and supplemental language.