Senior Full-Stack Engineer: Build Big-Impact Tech

Techunting; Santa Fe Capital; Remote; ARS 92,241,000 - 138,361,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Job summary

Bechtel Argentina is seeking an Environmental Permitting Lead to manage permits, regulatory compliance, and environmental planning for major projects. You will coordinate with engineering teams to align design, scheduling, and field activities with permits and environmental standards.

The role requires a university degree in a relevant field, strong regulatory knowledge, and experience in mining or infrastructure projects in Argentina.

Qualifications

• University degree in Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Natural Resources or Biological Sciences.
• Professional registration in the corresponding jurisdiction is desirable.
• 5–8 years of environmental management experience preferred.
• Experience with mining, energy or infrastructure projects in Argentina is a plus.
• Ability to translate environmental requirements into engineering language.

Responsibilities

• Handle environmental permits and ensure compliance with national and provincial regulations.
• Coordinate with engineering disciplines to align design with permits and deadlines.
• Prepare environmental studies and monitoring plans as required.
• Maintain dialogue with authorities, contractors, and internal teams.
• Provide technical guidance on regulatory requirements and sequencing.

Skills

Environmental regulations knowledge

Spanish and English

GIS experience

Project scheduling tools

Communication with authorities

Education

University degree in Environmental Sciences or Civil Engineering

Professional registration in the corresponding jurisdiction

Tools

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Microsoft Excel

Project scheduling tools

Job description

Bechtel Argentina is seeking an Environmental Permitting Lead to manage permits, regulatory compliance, and environmental planning for major projects. You will coordinate with engineering teams to align design, scheduling, and field activities with permits and environmental standards.

The role requires a university degree in a relevant field, strong regulatory knowledge, and experience in mining or infrastructure projects in Argentina.