Environmental Manager
$150,000–$165,000 year
On-siteDenver, Colorado, United States
Job Summary
Interpret environmental desktop resources to identify early risk indicators and due diligence questions for potential development properties. Review environmental assessments, characterizations, and site investigations to vet prospective sites and assess risks. Manage wetland delineations, vegetation inventories, wildlife surveys, endangered resource reviews, cultural assessments, noise modeling, and air permitting. Support the permitting process for construction projects, including wetland protection and stormwater management, while monitoring compliance with mitigation plans and regulations. Coordinate with engineers, planners, and regulatory agencies to integrate environmental considerations into project design and execution. Represent Tract positively with community groups and adjacent neighbors, facilitating site inspections and ensuring accurate reporting of compliance activities.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in one of the following: Environmental Engineering or Science, Biology, Ecology, Chemistry, Archaeology, or equivalent
- Minimum eight years' experience in managing and the environmental portion of land development and construction projects throughout the United States
- Data center experience
- Demonstrated experience with performing and managing wetland and stream delineation and assessments, vegetation inventories, wildlife surveys and habitat assessments, endangered resource reviews, cultural and historic assessments, sound modeling and analysis, data collection and mapping
- Successful nationwide experience with preparation of national, state and local environmental applications with various Federal and State Agencies
- Demonstrated experience with construction environmental permitting and compliance on development projects
- Responsible, ethical, and collaborative mindset with a can-do attitude and pride in work product
- Ability to manage projects and teams to successful and predictable outcomes and conclusions
- Ability to solve problems, leveraging independent analysis, local relationships, corporate resources, and executive support
- Strong work ethic, with ability to manage time and energy independently toward well-understood target outcomes
- Curiosity coupled with the ability to network in structured and unstructured environments to quickly identify, understand and communicate opportunities and challenges
- Detail oriented to support data-driven analysis and decision making
- Strong written communication skills including internal reports and dashboards and external land use applications
- Strong verbal communication skills including internal presentations and public speaking at local government meetings when needed
- Ability to collaborate with and guide both external teams and internal teams
- Baseline financial expertise, including budgeting and managing project expenses
- Occasional travel to Tract Headquarters or Tract markets
Desired Qualifications
- Data center experience greatly preferred
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