Environmental Manager

🕒 Junho 5

🇺🇸 Estados Unidos – Remoto (EUA)

💵 $135.000 - $175.000 / ano

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Longroad Energy

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51 - 200 funcionários

Fundada em 2016

💰 $5.002.000.000 Funding Round em 2022-07

Fundada em 2016, a Longroad Energy Holdings, LLC está focada no desenvolvimento de projetos de energia renovável, ativos operacionais e serviços. A Longroad desenvolveu ou adquiriu 4,3 GW de projetos de energia renovável em todo os Estados Unidos e arrecadou US$ 10 bilhões em ações, dívidas e financiamento fiscal para apoiar a conclusão de seu portfólio. Atualmente, a Longroad possui mais de 2,4 GW de projetos de vento, solar e armazenamento, que estão em operação ou em construção, e opera e gerencia um total de 4,0 GW em nome da Longroad e de terceiros. A Longroad é de propriedade do NZ Superannuation Fund, Infratil Limited, MEAG MUNICH ERGO Asset Management e Longroad Energy Partners, LLC.

Descrição

• Lead environmental permitting strategy for large-scale solar, wind, and battery energy storage projects • Develop practical pathways to secure approvals and maintain project optionality • Screen and evaluate early-stage opportunities and acquisition targets • Identify environmental constraints, opportunities, schedule risks, and budget impacts • Provide biological and natural resources expertise for survey planning, study execution, data interpretation, permit applications, site plans, and environmental documentation • Collaborate with legal, finance, engineering, development, construction, and operations teams • Manage environmental consultants and represent Longroad in interactions with regulatory and resource agencies • Provide environmental compliance guidance during construction • Support community engagement, stakeholder outreach, and public-facing permitting efforts • Participate in relevant industry and natural resource forums on behalf of Longroad

🎯 Requisitos

• Bachelor’s degree in planning, land use, natural resources, environmental science, biology, or a related field • 7–10+ years of experience in environmental impact assessment, permitting, and compliance, preferably in energy development, power generation, or transmission • Experience navigating complex environmental permitting requirements, including multi-agency coordination, regulatory approvals, and environmental impact assessments • Demonstrated experience with federal, state, and local environmental permitting processes and regulatory compliance requirements • Strong technical understanding of wildlife and habitat assessments, biological resources, cultural resources, and related environmental constraints • Ability to identify, prioritize, and communicate project risks affecting schedule, budget, and permitting strategy • Excellent written and verbal communication, organizational, and project management skills • Proficiency in Microsoft Office • Willingness and ability to travel up to 40%, including trips of up to one week at a time • Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States; the company does not sponsor work visas • Preferred: experience permitting solar, wind, or battery storage projects in California • Preferred: experience with CEQA and/or NEPA • Preferred: California Endangered Species Act (CESA) biological survey and permitting experience • Preferred: experience managing environmental consulting teams • Preferred: working knowledge of site development, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, civil design concepts, and site plan interpretation • Preferred: experience working with project teams, regulators, and stakeholder groups • Preferred: experience presenting environmental or permitting strategies in public meetings or community forums

🏖️ Benefícios

• Merit-based salary increases • Incentive plan participation • 401(k) plan and matching • Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance • 18 vacation days accrued in the first year • Paid holidays • Paid volunteer time • Paid parental leave