The Ecological Restoration Project Manager is responsible for delivering assigned projects’ scope, schedule, budget, and other objectives. The role focuses on ecological restoration, including design of streams, wetlands, and other natural habitats and ecosystems, with an emphasis on Florida projects and the ability to support projects across the firm’s multi-state footprint. The position involves developing and managing technical work and staff, building and maintaining client relationships, collaborating with experts across natural and water resource business units, and supporting marketing of environmental services. The employee will manage project plans, pricing, budgets, schedules, scopes, quality plans, subconsultants, staff, and technical resources. Additional duties include monitoring project finances and staffing, preparing invoices and proposals, participating in client presentations, and coordinating marketing proposals. Technical work may include stream and wetland assessments and design, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, delineations, permitting, construction oversight, surveying, and GIS or drafting work. Work is performed in a general office environment about 90% of the time and is generally sedentary, with occasional standing and walking. Occasional fieldwork may take place in varied outdoor weather and terrain conditions. Some lifting of up to 25 pounds may be required, and travel is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior