Overview As an Environmental Regulatory & Grants Specialist at Foth, you will support coastal and waterfront infrastructure projects through permitting, regulatory compliance, and grant management. You will work with municipalities, agencies, and project teams to secure funding and ensure compliance across the project lifecycle. The role emphasizes proactive planning, strong stakeholder relations, and careful navigation of complex regulations. This position offers a path to impact critical infrastructure while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. Compensation / Benefitsbase salary $100,000-$140,000comprehensive benefits packagehybrid work environmentEarned Performance Incentive programdiscretionary bonusespaid holidays and PTO ResponsibilitiesDevelop, write, review, and submit competitive grant applications and supporting documentation while ensuring sponsor complianceManage grant administration from application through award and post award reporting, including milestones, deliverables, deadlines, and metricsLead environmental permitting and regulatory compliance efforts for coastal and waterfront development projectsPrepare and coordinate local, state, and federal permit applications and regulatory approvalsConduct environmental analyses and documentation (NEPA, EIS, EA, Biological Assessments, technical reports)Research and pursue federal, state, and private funding opportunities for infrastructure, maritime, transportation, energy, and community developmentProvide technical assistance and funding strategy support to municipalities and project teamsBuild and maintain relationships with regulatory agencies, funding organizations, clients, and stakeholdersCoordinate environmental investigations and multidisciplinary teams to support project deliveryPrepare reports, communications, RFQ/RFP responses, and client-facing materialsMonitor regulatory requirements and funding programs to identify opportunitiesSupport planning, workload coordination, procurement, and contract administration as needed Key requirementsBachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Policy, Planning, Natural Resources, or related fieldMinimum 7 years of experience in environmental permitting, regulatory compliance, grant development, or related fieldProven success obtaining and managing local, state, and federal permits and coordinating regulatory reviewExperience managing grant-funded programs and/or preparing successful grant applicationsRegulatory permitting experience with environmental compliance and agency coordinationExperience reviewing engineering, architectural, or construction plansDemonstrated project coordination, technical writing, and stakeholder engagement experiencestrong technical writingeffective communicationstakeholder engagementenvironmental permittinggrant development and administrationNEPA, EIS, EA
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