Managing Consultant, Environmental Permitting Specialist

Lead the Future of Environmental Permitting in New Jersey

Why This Role Matters

Are you ready to lead transformative environmental projects that shape the future of energy and infrastructure in New Jersey? At ERM, we’re not just consultants—we’re trusted advisors driving sustainable solutions for some of the most critical challenges facing our clients.

This is your opportunity to leverage your expertise and relationships to make a lasting impact while growing a thriving business in a dynamic market.

What Your Impact Is

As a Managing Consultant, Environmental Permitting Specialist, you’ll be the cornerstone of ERM’s growth in New Jersey.

You will:


* Drive strategic business development and expand our Impact Assessment & Planning (IAP) service area.


* Serve as a trusted advisor on complex permitting projects under NJDEP’s Division of Land Resource Protection (DLRP).


* Build and mentor a high-performing technical team, fostering collaboration and innovation.


* Influence the success of major capital projects for utilities and renewable energy initiatives across the state.

What You’ll Bring

Required:


* BS/MS in environmental studies, natural resources, planning, geography, civil/environmental engineering, or related field.


* 4+ years of consulting experience with NJDEP DLRP and multi-media permitting.


* Proven ability to develop and execute business growth strategies in New Jersey.


* Established relationships with electric and gas utilities and NJDEP DLRP staff.


* Strong technical expertise in environmental permitting and impact assessment.


* Demonstrated success in client relationship management and generating repeat business.


* This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.

Preferred:


* Professional certifications such as PWS, PE, CEP, AICP.


* Recognized marketplace reputation and positive standing with key regulators.


* Experience with renewable energy projects and large-scale capital expansions.

Key Responsibilities


* Lead Growth: Develop and implement strategic plans to expand ERM’s IAP services in New Jersey.


* Seller/Doer Role: Identify opportunities, craft winning proposals, and deliver exceptional consulting services.


* Technical Leadership: Oversee DLRP permitting efforts, ensuring compliance and quality across projects.


* Team Development: Hire, mentor, and inspire a talented technical team to achieve excellence.


* Client Engagement: Deepen relationships with existing clients and establish new partnerships for long-term success.


* Global Collaboration: Work with ERM’s worldwide network to share best practices and deliver integrated solutions.

For the Managing Consultant, Environmental Permitting Specialist position, the anticipated annual base pay is $90,000–$104,175 (USD).

Actual pay will depend on factors such as education, experience, skills, location, performance, and business needs.

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