Overview In this role you guide clients through FERC processes to enable energy infrastructure projects with strong environmental stewardship. You'll lead permitting strategy and regulatory reporting for gas and LNG projects, acting as a trusted expert on large-scale initiatives. You will engage with federal and state agencies to influence outcomes while advancing ERM's sustainability mission. This position offers cross-functional collaboration across a national client base with meaningful impact on energy transition and compliance. ResponsibilitiesLead authorship of FERC resource reports and impact assessmentsResearch, analyze, and compile data for permit applications and regulatory reportsServe as subject matter expert on large-scale projects, overseeing scope, planning, and safety aspectsSupport technical proposals and contribute to business developmentEngage with agencies such as FERC, USFWS, USACE, EPAEnsure quality control and compliance across all FERC-related documentation Key requirementsBachelor or Master in environmental studies, environmental management, wetland science, planning, geography, or related field (or equivalent experience)4-6 years of permitting FERC-regulated capital development projects (5-10 years preferred)Proven ability to prepare accurate technical documents and present findings to clients and regulatorsStrong technical writing, verbal communication, and analytical skillsExperience with federal, state, and local permitting for development projectsAbility to multi-task, travel frequently, and work independentlyDriver's license requiredNot eligible for immigration sponsorshipCollaborative mindsetInterpersonal skillsAdaptability in fast-paced environmentsFERC application filings for natural gas projectsPermitting strategies and document development for FERCFamiliarity with NEPA siting and impact assessments
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