Managing Consultant, Environmental Regulatory FERC Specialist

ERM

. Lead development of FERC resource reports and permitting strategies for natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities .

Posted 11/3/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in FERC resource reports and permitting strategies for natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities, with strong technical writing and analytical skills to support regulatory compliance and sustainability goals.

Highest-signal resume keywords

FERC Resource ReportsPermitting StrategiesTechnical WritingGIS ProficiencyRegulatory Compliance

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Hard Skills

Environmental StudiesNatural ResourcesImpact AssessmentsData AnalysisPermit ApplicationsProject ManagementRegulatory ReportingNEPA FamiliarityTechnical Document PreparationMulti-Tasking

Soft Skills

Verbal CommunicationInterpersonal SkillsAdaptabilityAnalytical SkillsIndependent Work

Tools & Technologies

GIS SoftwareNational Wetland InventoryUSGSAerial Photography

Industry Keywords

FERCNatural Gas ProjectsEnvironmental ManagementWetland ScienceSustainability GoalsFederal PermittingState PermittingLocal PermittingEnergy InfrastructureHealth and Safety

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead development of FERC resource reports and permitting strategies for natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities
Serve as trusted advisor and subject matter expert on complex, multi-million-dollar projects
Engage with key federal and state agencies and stakeholders to influence regulatory outcomes
Support clients in achieving sustainability goals while meeting regulatory requirements
Serve as lead author on FERC resource reports and impact assessment deliverables
Research, analyze, and compile data for permit applications and regulatory reports
Manage scope, planning, and health and safety aspects on large-scale projects
Support technical proposals and contribute to business development initiatives
Engage with FERC, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, EPA, and other regulatory agencies
Ensure quality control and compliance across FERC-related applications and documentation

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in environmental studies, environmental management, wetland science, planning, geography, or related natural resources field, or equivalent experience
4–6 years of experience in permitting FERC-regulated capital development projects
Proven ability to research and prepare accurate technical documents and present findings to clients and regulatory agencies
Strong technical writing, verbal communication, and analytical skills
Experience with federal, state, and local permitting for development projects
Ability to multi-task, travel frequently, and work independently with minimal supervision
Valid driver's license and/or ability to operate a company vehicle required
Not eligible for immigration sponsorship
Background in natural sciences with expertise in FERC application filings for natural gas projects
Experience developing permitting strategies and documents for FERC
Familiarity with NEPA environmental siting and impact assessments for energy infrastructure projects
GIS proficiency and ability to interpret maps (National Wetland Inventory, USGS, aerial photography)
Excellent interpersonal skills and adaptability in fast-paced environments

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexibility to work anywhere in the United States
Equal Employment Opportunity workplace
Diverse, equitable and inclusive work environment