Air Permitting Project Manager (Seattle or Portland)

Landau Associates Inc.•Portland, OR

11d•$105,500 - $180,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Landau Associates is seeking an Air Permitting Project Manager to join their vibrant, expanding air and noise team. This mid- to senior-level position offers opportunities for professional growth and is ideal for someone looking for a challenging role. The company is recognized for excellence in environmental consulting, with a focus on collaboration, responsiveness, and quality results. Employees own the company, fostering an ownership culture that promotes individual accountability. The ideal candidate will be based in Seattle, WA, or Portland, OR.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or higher degree in Environmental Engineering, Meteorology, Atmospheric Science, Environmental Science, Chemical Engineering, or related field
6+ years of air permitting or similar experience, including 3+ years of project management experience
Strong knowledge and experience with relevant local, state, and federal regulations
Ability to provide leadership, mentoring, and technical direction for staff
Demonstrated commitment to client service, including high quality work, ethical standards, and strong written and verbal communication skills

Nice To Haves

Air dispersion modeling experience (e.g. AERMOD, AERSCREEN) is a plus

Responsibilities

Client engagement, including collaboration with industrial design, operations, and environmental compliance managers to assist with creation of permit conditions that align with the client’s business goals.
Project management, including budget development and tracking, project team leadership (i.e., engagement and support), workload facilitation, and product delivery.
Program marketing support, including proposal preparation, teaming partner and client outreach, and strategy development.
Regulator engagement, including shepherding air permit applications through agency processes and negotiating appropriate permit conditions.
Exercising required technical and regulatory skills including the following: New Source Review (NSR) permitting and regulatory analyses in compliance with local, state, and federal rules, Employ knowledge of air operating permits, including preparation of initial and renewal applications, as well as compliance assessment and/or assistance, Coordinate emission source tests/exhaust sample collection, Calculate quantitative emission estimates and potential-to-emit for industrial, utility, commercial, institutional, and transportation sources, Prepare Best Available Control Technology (BACT) analyses, Employ knowledge of CAA, including NSR & PSD, NSPS & NESHAP, CAM, as well as other local, state, and federal regulations.