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Associate Paleontologist
EC Source Services, LLC. Independently support planning and permitting efforts for major energy infrastructure projects .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in environmental permitting and compliance, with a strong focus on paleontological regulations and project management. Proficient in GIS software and technical writing, ensuring effective communication and documentation throughout project lifecycles.
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Paleontological Fieldwork LeadershipEnvironmental Regulations ComplianceGIS Software ProficiencyTechnical Writing SkillsProject Management
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Hard Skills
Paleontological Report PreparationPermit Application DevelopmentEnvironmental Constraints AnalysisDesktop ReviewsRouting EvaluationsProject Planning AnalysisRegulatory DocumentationPermit TrackingTechnical Memoranda PreparationEnvironmental Compliance
Soft Skills
Communication SkillsOrganizational SkillsMentorshipTeam SupervisionClient Coordination
Tools & Technologies
GIS SoftwareMicrosoft Office ApplicationsDigital Project Management Tools
Certifications & Qualifications
Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Professional Qualification StandardsValid Driver's License
Industry Keywords
NEPAEnvironmental PermittingEnergy Infrastructure ProjectsRegulatory AgenciesEnvironmental Compliance Teams
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Independently support planning and permitting efforts for major energy infrastructure projects
- Develop permitting strategies balancing environmental requirements with engineering, construction and client objectives
- Coordinate with engineers, biologists, cultural resource specialists, environmental compliance teams, clients and regulatory agencies
- Prepare environmental reports, permit applications, technical memoranda and supporting documentation
- Prepare, submit and track environmental permits, utility crossing permits, agency authorizations and regulatory approvals
- Perform environmental constraints analyses, desktop reviews, GIS mapping, routing evaluations and project planning analyses
- Interpret environmental regulations and permit requirements
- Coordinate with regulatory agencies, utility companies, clients and project stakeholders
- Manage permit tracking, project schedules, regulatory commitments and project documentation
- Review work prepared by Environmental Planner I personnel and provide technical guidance and mentorship
- Support project managers by identifying permitting risks and recommending practical solutions
- Participate in client meetings, agency coordination and multidisciplinary planning discussions
- Support successful project development, construction and delivery
Requirements
What you’ll need- Graduate degree in paleontology, geology, or a closely related field
- Demonstrated experience leading complex paleontological fieldwork and supervising teams
- Meet Society of Vertebrate Paleontology’s Professional Qualification Standards
- Strong understanding of paleontological resource regulations and compliance requirements
- Working knowledge of federal, state and local environmental regulations including NEPA and associated permitting processes
- Experience preparing paleontological reports, permit applications and regulatory documentation
- Experience coordinating multiple assignments while meeting project schedules and client expectations
- Strong technical writing, communication and organizational skills
- Proficiency with GIS software, Microsoft Office applications and digital project management tools
- Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record
- Ability to travel as required to support projects and client needs
- Ability to work at a computer for extended periods
- Ability to occasionally perform field visits in varying weather and terrain conditions
- Ability to travel up to 15%, or as project needs require
Benefits
Comp & perks- Inclusive and welcoming culture
- Training, tools, and opportunities for professional growth
- Equal opportunity to advance
- Mentorship and knowledge-sharing opportunities
- Opportunities to work on major energy infrastructure projects
- Client and multidisciplinary project exposure