Environmental Permitting Engineer

Required Skills & Experience
• \tProfessional Engineer (PE) license or applicable environmental certification preferred.\n•\tBachelor’s degree in Environment engineering, environmental science, or 5+ yrs of experience. \n•\tPrior experience supporting semiconductor projects in Arizona.\n•\tPrior experience supporting permitting and regulatory approvals on semiconductor or large industrial projects.\n•\tDemonstrated experience obtaining, managing, and tracking permits with municipal, state, and federal agencies.\n•\tKnowledge of environmental regulations, construction permitting, utility approvals, building codes, and fire code requirements.\n•\tExperience coordinating across Engineering, Construction, ES&H, client, and regulatory stakeholders.\n•\tStrong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and permitting risks.

Job Description

We are seeking an Environmental Permitting Engineer to join the engineering department within the Manufacturing and Technology Business Unit (M&T).\nThis role is responsible for planning, coordinating, tracking, and supporting permits, approvals, and regulatory authorizations needed for project execution from early planning through startup, while serving as a key interface among the client, AHJs, regulatory agencies, Engineering, Construction, Environmental, and ES&H teams.\n•\tDevelop and maintain project permitting strategies, permit matrices, schedules, and compliance tracking tools.\n•\tIdentify required environmental, utility, building, fire, hazardous materials, wastewater, and construction permits for semiconductor projects.\n•\tCoordinate permitting activities between the client, Engineering, Construction, ES&H, consultants, contractors, and regulatory agencies.\n•\tServe as the primary interface with AHJs to support permit reviews, inspections, approvals, and closeout activities.\n•\tEvaluate permit requirements, identify critical permitting risks and next steps, and ensure regulatory requirements are incorporated into project plans and schedules.\n•\tSupport environmental and construction permitting activities through engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and startup.