Environmental Senior Project Manager - Natural Resources

• Conduct and manage wetland and natural resource projects

• Usher projects through the regulatory/permitting/mitigation process

• Manage projects, generate proposals, develop new business, and manage client relationships

• Perform endangered species surveys

• Perform SWPPP inspections

• Assist other environmental departments with local fieldwork when necessary

• BS in Biology, Ecology, Botany, Environmental Science or related field; MS preferred

• 5+ years of natural resources/wetland delineation/endangered species experience

• Being intimately familiar with Federal (USACE), State, and local wetlands regulations and guidelines will go a long way

• Experience in GIS and CAD would go a long way

• Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS) license and/or the ability to secure within 1 year would go a long way

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