Environmental Manager

Overview In this role you will lead environmental permitting and utility siting projects within the Mid-Atlantic EPP practice, guiding teams to deliver high-quality, compliant outcomes for energy and private-sector clients. You will manage staff, coordinate field data collection, and drive proposals and client engagement, aligning with AECOM’s project management standards. You’ll mentor junior staff, travel for field activities, and help grow our regional EPP capabilities. This position offers growth through AECOM’s certification programs and cross-office collaboration, contributing to sustainable infrastructure. Compensation / Benefitscomprehensive benefits packageflexible work optionsretirement savings planemployee stock purchase planwell-being resourcespaid time off ResponsibilitiesDevelop and oversee staff and projects under direct supervisionManage scoping, scheduling, and budgeting of consulting projectsMentor junior/mid-level staff and conduct client visits and field activitiesCoordinate project field data collection and deliver high-quality documents and reportsLead development of business strategy, proposals, and interdisciplinary teamsInterface with clients and regulatory personnel on complex projects and business developmentEnforce high-quality work culture and Health & Safety practicesProvide technical support and collaborate with other offices and practice areas Key requirementsBA/BS in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Biology, Ecology, Natural resources, Wetlands management, or an earth science-related field plus 8+ years of experience or equivalent8+ years of experience managing projects and teams to scope, schedule, and budgetValid Driver’s License and ability to pass MVRExperience with environmental assessment and permitting for energy/private sector clientsexcellent communication (oral and written)self-motivated and independent with ability to work in a teamstrong organizational and detail-oriented skillsknowledge of CWA, ESA, NHPA, NEPA and related regulationsFERC requirements and Section 7(c) experience (pre-filing process, reports)environmental permitting, NEPA compliance