Senior NEPA Manager

Company Overview

SC&A is an environmental consulting firm that has supported federal, state, tribal, and private industry in navigating complex environmental challenges to protect communities, public health, and critical resources since 1981. Our culture is built around respect, flexibility, and trust. Many of our staff have been with SC&A for years because they value the ability to do meaningful work alongside highly experienced professionals in fields impacting public health, environmental protection, and long-term sustainability. Position Summary SC&A is seeking an experienced National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) professional to lead and support complex environmental review efforts for federal clients like the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Department of Energy (DOE) involved in nuclear facilities, energy infrastructure, decommissioning, and related programs.

Successful applicants will have a radiological/nuclear background

with demonstrated experience in nuclear facilities siting, construction, decommissioning, and/or waste management. This role is designed for someone who already knows the work - an established senior NEPA practitioner who values flexibility, collaboration, and the opportunity to contribute to projects with real environmental and public health impacts.

Key Responsibilities

Lead multidisciplinary NEPA projects and environmental review teams

Manage preparation of EAs, EISs, and related technical documentation

Support technically challenging projects involving nuclear facilities, environmental remediation, energy systems, and federal infrastructure

Serve as a trusted advisor to federal clients and project stakeholders

Mentor junior staff and contribute to strategic project planning

Qualifications

Master’s degree from an accredited university

Significant experience leading or preparing NEPA documentation for federal programs or facilities (min. 15 years preferred)

Experience working on NRC and DOE documents is essential

Demonstrated experience in nuclear facilities siting, construction, decommissioning, and/or waste management strongly preferred

Strong project management and client communication skills

Ability to work independently while collaborating across distributed technical teams

Due to the requirements of federal contracts directly related to this role, U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a security clearance is required

Location & Work Arrangement This position is remote (work from home) and open to qualified candidates located anywhere within the United States. Periodic travel may be required based on project needs.

The salary range for this position is $135,000 - $175,000 DOE/DOQ.

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