Consulting Director, Scientist or Engineering

Description

• Shape ERM’s growth in Alaska by building a high-performing team and expanding service offerings.
• Leadership & Team Development: Mentor and grow a multidisciplinary team while overseeing Alaska office operations.
• Client Strategy & Relationship Management: Serve as a trusted advisor, guiding clients through permitting, compliance, and environmental risk management.
• Business Development & Market Growth: Identify emerging trends, lead proposals, and position ERM as a market leader in Alaska.
• Deliver excellence on complex, multi-faceted projects requiring innovative solutions and rigorous compliance.
• Project Delivery & Technical Excellence: Direct complex permitting programs for renewable energy and infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance and quality.
• Drive sustainability by enabling projects that balance economic development with environmental stewardship.
• Influence industry standards through engagement with clients, regulators, and stakeholders.
• Operational & Financial Management: Drive profitability, resource planning, and operational efficiency.
• Stakeholder & Community Engagement: Develop culturally appropriate strategies for engaging Native Alaskan communities and local stakeholders.

Requirements

• Driver's License Required: This position requires a valid driver's license and/or the ability to operate a company vehicle due to the nature of job duties, which include frequent travel to various client locations across a large geographical area.
• 8+ years of project management, licensing, and permitting experience for major capital projects in Alaska or the Pacific Northwest.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in environmental science, engineering, planning, or related discipline; or 15+ years of equivalent experience in lieu of degree.
• Demonstrated leadership in managing multidisciplinary teams and office operations.
• 12+ years of project management, licensing, and permitting experience for major capital projects in Alaska or the Pacific Northwest.
• Ability to travel within Alaska and occasionally outside the state (approx. 10%).
• Proven expertise in NEPA and Alaska-specific environmental regulations.
• Proficiency in GIS and resource mapping tools.
• Advanced technical knowledge in environmental impact assessment and permitting strategies.
• Experience engaging Native Alaskan communities and supporting social license initiatives.
• Strong business development skills and ability to build lasting client relationships.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance