Environmental Permitting Specialist/Natural Resource Scientist

• Prepare permit applications for Massachusetts Environmental Regulatory Programs including the Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act Regulations, USACE S. 404/10 and 401 WQC programs
• Support Energy Projects (electric energy transmission, generation and renewables), state and private sector infrastructure improvement programs and federal projects
• Conduct wetland/wildlife field ecology work as part of the role
• Work with the Northeast Environmental Planning & Permitting Department on environmental permitting and natural resource science tasks

This role supports energy projects including renewables and infrastructure improvement programs, contributing to environmental compliance and sustainable development through proper permitting and natural resource management.

• Strong understanding of Massachusetts Environmental Regulatory Programs including Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act Regulations (310 CMR 10:00), USACE S. 404/10 and 401 WQC programs
• Working familiarity with MADEP Ch.91 Program and MEPA
• Proven ability to prepare permit applications within these regulatory programs
• Experience with wetland/wildlife field ecology

No specific benefits, compensation, or salary information provided in the job description.

AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting firm with a Northeast Environmental Planning & Permitting Department that works on energy projects, infrastructure improvement programs, and federal projects.