JOHN STAURULAKIS INC
Environmental Specialist III
JOHN STAURULAKIS INC, Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, 28245
Environmental Specialist III
Department:
Fiber - Fiber Network Design and Implementation Services
Employment Type:
Full Time
Location:
Multiple Locations (Listed within Job Description)
Reporting To:
Ann Montgomery
Compensation:
$33.00 - $36.00 / hour
Description JSI invites you to join our team as an Environmental Specialist III on our Engineering and Design Team, where you'll play a critical role in advancing broadband and telecommunications initiatives that expand connectivity and drive digital inclusion— while advancing your career within a mission-driven, growth-focused organization. This position is available in Charlotte NC, Wills Point TX, Nephi UT, and Lubbock TX, with hybrid potential for qualified candidates.
About the Company: JSI is a leading full-service consulting firm specializing in broadband solutions. For over 60 years, we have provided independent communications service providers with expert financial, engineering, management, operational, regulatory, and strategic guidance. Our extensive industry knowledge and proven track record of success have empowered clients to achieve sustainable growth and profitability. With over 1,000 clients nationwide and a powerful presence in markets such as Florida, Texas, Maryland, and Alaska, JSI empowers rural and regional broadband providers to expand, evolve, and excel in a rapidly shifting digital world.
Position Overview: JSI is seeking a full-time Environmental Specialist III who possesses a genuine interest in assisting clients with the environmental aspects of their grant applications and construction projects. The Environmental Specialist will assist us with our current telecom permitting projects. The Environmental Specialist will assist the current team with the research and application process of completing and submitting permits to municipalities and other governing agencies for the placement of fiber optic cable for our clients.
Responsibilities
Reviewing grant applications for environmental permitting concerns.
Completing the necessary forms for the grant application process relating to environmental permitting.
Researching the environmental components found during review to determine what environmental concerns are present in the proposed project and the steps required to address those concerns to inform the Project Management team of the budgeted effort for environmental permitting.
Work with various federal and state agencies to obtain environmental permitting clearance for construction.
Support and oversee the development of state and local land use and environmental permitting efforts, including conditional/special use permits and certificates of environmental compatibility. Secures project authorizations and approvals that federal, state, or local governmental authorities may require.
Work may include project compliance or fieldwork support, budget and milestone coordination, and proposal or scope-of-work development support.
Attend meetings with clients and be able to articulate updates on projects.
Provide excellent leadership at the project, team, and office level by demonstrating leadership behaviors and professionalism.
Coordinate survey efforts between third-party consultants and federal agencies as required.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in biology or related sciences; OR 30 credit hours in Biology combined with relevant field experience required.
10 to 15 years of demonstrated environmental agency permitting experience.
Knowledge working with federal agencies such as the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), US Forest Service (USFS), and/or US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), and other state/local agencies is preferred.
Understanding the rules and regulations that accompany Federal Grant dollars due to the need for federal funding to comply with:
o National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA)
o Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
o Section 7 of the Threatened and Endangered Species Act
o State Archaeological Agency
Skill with Google Earth, QGIS, Excel, and Word.
Language and Communication skills to write letters to various agencies, draft reports on endangered species, and negotiate avoidance and mitigation methods for projects.
Able to resolve conflicts in a timely and professional manner.
Benefits and Compensation
Competitive salary + performance-based bonuses.
Comprehensive benefits package (medical, dental, vision, 401(k)).
Generous PTO and travel support.
Ongoing professional development and educational opportunities.
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Fiber - Fiber Network Design and Implementation Services
Employment Type:
Full Time
Location:
Multiple Locations (Listed within Job Description)
Reporting To:
Ann Montgomery
Compensation:
$33.00 - $36.00 / hour
Description JSI invites you to join our team as an Environmental Specialist III on our Engineering and Design Team, where you'll play a critical role in advancing broadband and telecommunications initiatives that expand connectivity and drive digital inclusion— while advancing your career within a mission-driven, growth-focused organization. This position is available in Charlotte NC, Wills Point TX, Nephi UT, and Lubbock TX, with hybrid potential for qualified candidates.
About the Company: JSI is a leading full-service consulting firm specializing in broadband solutions. For over 60 years, we have provided independent communications service providers with expert financial, engineering, management, operational, regulatory, and strategic guidance. Our extensive industry knowledge and proven track record of success have empowered clients to achieve sustainable growth and profitability. With over 1,000 clients nationwide and a powerful presence in markets such as Florida, Texas, Maryland, and Alaska, JSI empowers rural and regional broadband providers to expand, evolve, and excel in a rapidly shifting digital world.
Position Overview: JSI is seeking a full-time Environmental Specialist III who possesses a genuine interest in assisting clients with the environmental aspects of their grant applications and construction projects. The Environmental Specialist will assist us with our current telecom permitting projects. The Environmental Specialist will assist the current team with the research and application process of completing and submitting permits to municipalities and other governing agencies for the placement of fiber optic cable for our clients.
Responsibilities
Reviewing grant applications for environmental permitting concerns.
Completing the necessary forms for the grant application process relating to environmental permitting.
Researching the environmental components found during review to determine what environmental concerns are present in the proposed project and the steps required to address those concerns to inform the Project Management team of the budgeted effort for environmental permitting.
Work with various federal and state agencies to obtain environmental permitting clearance for construction.
Support and oversee the development of state and local land use and environmental permitting efforts, including conditional/special use permits and certificates of environmental compatibility. Secures project authorizations and approvals that federal, state, or local governmental authorities may require.
Work may include project compliance or fieldwork support, budget and milestone coordination, and proposal or scope-of-work development support.
Attend meetings with clients and be able to articulate updates on projects.
Provide excellent leadership at the project, team, and office level by demonstrating leadership behaviors and professionalism.
Coordinate survey efforts between third-party consultants and federal agencies as required.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in biology or related sciences; OR 30 credit hours in Biology combined with relevant field experience required.
10 to 15 years of demonstrated environmental agency permitting experience.
Knowledge working with federal agencies such as the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), US Forest Service (USFS), and/or US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), and other state/local agencies is preferred.
Understanding the rules and regulations that accompany Federal Grant dollars due to the need for federal funding to comply with:
o National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA)
o Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
o Section 7 of the Threatened and Endangered Species Act
o State Archaeological Agency
Skill with Google Earth, QGIS, Excel, and Word.
Language and Communication skills to write letters to various agencies, draft reports on endangered species, and negotiate avoidance and mitigation methods for projects.
Able to resolve conflicts in a timely and professional manner.
Benefits and Compensation
Competitive salary + performance-based bonuses.
Comprehensive benefits package (medical, dental, vision, 401(k)).
Generous PTO and travel support.
Ongoing professional development and educational opportunities.
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