The project manager will lead natural resources and permitting projects, ensuring they meet budget, schedule, and quality standards. They will also coordinate multidisciplinary teams, mentor staff, and act as a liaison between clients and regulatory agencies.
The project manager will lead multidisciplinary teams through all phases of environmental projects, including planning, permitting, and construction oversight. They are responsible for managing budgets, schedules, and quality standards while acting as the primary liaison between clients and regulatory agencies.
The Project Accounting Specialist collaborates with project managers to activate projects and manage contract budgets. They are responsible for maintaining client information, billing requirements, and ensuring all project documentation is accurate and up to date.
The Associate Project Archaeologist will assist project managers with cultural resource projects, including budgeting, scheduling, and fieldwork coordination. They will also supervise archaeological surveys, testing, and data recovery while ensuring compliance with scientific ethics and safety standards.
The Pricing Specialist will develop competitive pricing strategies and financial models to support winning proposals for complex environmental compliance projects. They will act as a trusted advisor to business development and operational leaders to ensure project profitability and long-term business growth.
Lead complex multidisciplinary environmental projects across the Gulf Coast and Southeast, focusing on infrastructure, energy, and resilience. Responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance, managing client relationships, and mentoring high-performing technical teams.
Assist in preparing air permit applications and calculating emissions for various industrial sectors. Support the development of technical sections for environmental documents and perform air dispersion modeling and compliance reporting.
