Job Description

What We're Looking For

At HNTB, you can create a career that is meaningful to you while building communities that matter to all of us. For more than a century, we have been delivering solutions for some of the largest, most complex infrastructure projects across the country. With our historic growth, it is an exciting time to join our team of employee-owners.

This opportunity entails being responsible for applying the principles and theories of hydrology, biology and other related sciences to analyze the potential effects a project may have on the environment and/or the potential effects the environment may have on the design and construction of a project. Participates in moderate to complex projects or all level of project/program difficulty and/or may be responsible for an assigned phase of project or program.

What You'll Do:

• Conducts research, gathers scientific information and data, and leads field investigations among other supporting activities.

• Determines or develops best methodology and technical approaches for conducting analysis in field work; sets up test equipment as necessary to obtain scientific data.

• Using established prescribed templates, prepares data analysis, modeling, written reports, maps, etc. as appropriate to support findings as it pertains to the natural or man-made environment in the study area.

• Reviews and evaluates technical reports and plans of scientific aspects of proposed projects for the environmental review of projects including permitting, and development of mitigation plans.

• Examines and evaluates present and future potential environmental science effects relating to the planning, design, and construction of proposed projects.

• Serves as task lead or principal author in the preparation of reports, graphs, and diagrams on scientific aspects relating to specific projects.

• Provides technical support to project managers as situations arise during the construction of project that require scientific assistance.

• Supports the marketing efforts as assigned.

• Schedules of new and on-going projects.

• Prepares permits for public and private clients with respect to acquisition and compliance for wetland impacts, bridge construction, and/or threatened/endangered species.

• Assists in organizing, preparation of public meetings.

• Attends various meetings with clients, other engineering firms, and staff.

• Performs other duties as assigned.

What You'll Need:

• Bachelor's degree in Geology, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Archeology, Anthropology or related field and 4 years relevant experience, or

• Master's Degree in Geology, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Archeology, Anthropology or related field and 3 years of relevant experience

What You'll Bring:

• Coordinate and lead the natural environmental component of projects

• Lead and mentor project teams and field staff

• Assist with field work tasks including wetland delineations, protected species surveys (including gopher tortoise, caracara, sand skink, protected plants, bald eagle, etc.)

• Plan, prepare and review technical reports

• Prepare environmental permit applications

• NEPA documentation

• Travel may be required

What We Prefer:

• Preferred 5+ years of relevant experience

• Experience working with the Florida Department of Transportation and regulatory agencies

• Experience preparing NEPA Documentation, USACE, FDEP, and water management district permits

• Experience coordinating and leading the natural environmental component of projects

• Understanding of state and federal rules for wetlands and protected species throughout Florida

• 40+ hours completing caracara surveys

• Experience using ArcGIS Pro software and web-based data collection (Field Maps or Survey 123)

Additional Information

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Locations:

Tampa, FL

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