Environmental Project Managers

About the role

The Environmental Project Manager - Utilities, Public Lands is a leadership position at Environmental Intelligence (EI), a mission-driven and fast-growing environmental consulting firm. This person will be responsible for multiple projects, other managers, staffing, quality control, budgets, and business development. The Senior Project Manager will provide technical oversight for EI's projects located in Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Kern, and San Diego Counties.

Responsibilities

• Technical writing (report writing, mitigation plan preparation)
• Overseeing project compliance with environmental policies
• Maintaining client interactions on a variety of projects
• Field team management and providing specialized site assessments
• Maintaining positive relationships with clients and public agencies
• Report preparation and review
• Maintaining project budgets and schedules
• Business development activities
• Proposal preparation
• Task order preparation
• Contract compliance

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Advanced Degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, or a similar field
• 7 years of professional experience as an environmental professional with increasing responsibilities; 5 years management experience
• Proven experience working on all aspects of the project including proposal preparation, technical writing, client interactions, and field work
• Experience and training in a specialized field (e.g., environmental policy, wildlife biology, etc.) is preferred
• Demonstrated leadership role managing proposal efforts, contracts, and multiple project efforts simultaneously
• Project management experience in the environmental field on a range of projects with a variety of clients
• Program management experience (working on high-volume, quick turnaround requests while producing high quality and accurate products)
• Ability to create and manage project/program tracking tools (e.g., Microsoft Excel tracking spreadsheets)
• Ability to maintain professional relationships with diverse groups including field staff, contractors, and clients
• Knowledge of current environmental regulations including CEQA and NEPA
• Experience and training with ArcGIS and GPS technologies for large-scale biological resource inventories is a plus