Senior .NET Engineer - Remote (Impactful Projects)

Fullstack; Santa Fe Capital; Remote; ARS 2,500,000 - 5,200,000; Full time

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Job summary

Bechtel in Argentina seeks a senior environmental permits professional to manage obtaining, maintaining, and monitoring environmental and sectoral permits for mining/energy projects. You will translate legal requirements into verifiable design criteria, align with project schedules, and coordinate with engineering teams to ensure regulatory compliance.

The role requires a university degree in environmental fields, strong regulatory knowledge, and experience in EPC/EPCM settings, with fluency in

Qualifications

• University degree in Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Civil Engineering or related field.
• Professional registration and 5–8 years in environmental management/permits; mining/energy experience desirable.
• Experience translating environmental requirements into engineering design and permitting actions.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and maintain the permits matrix with deadlines and responsible authorities.
• Prepare and submit Environmental Impact Reports and updates to authorities.
• Manage sectoral permits (water use, emissions, waste, soil movement) and ensure compliance.
• Maintain dialogue with authorities and coordinate with engineering disciplines on permit requirements.
• Provide environmental compliance guidance to project teams and vendors.

Skills

Spanish language

English ability

Regulatory compliance

Project management

Environmental permits

Education

Environmental Engineering degree

Mining/EPC experience

Tools

GIS

MS Office

Job description

Bechtel in Argentina seeks a senior environmental permits professional to manage obtaining, maintaining, and monitoring environmental and sectoral permits for mining/energy projects. You will translate legal requirements into verifiable design criteria, align with project schedules, and coordinate with engineering teams to ensure regulatory compliance.

The role requires a university degree in environmental fields, strong regulatory knowledge, and experience in EPC/EPCM settings, with fluency in