Intermediate Environmental Scientist – Regulatory

360 Engineering & Environmental Consulting; Calgary; On-site; CAD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Culture & growth opportunities

Benefits + RRSP matching

Learning & development

Hybrid/remote options

Wellness days

Job summary

360 Engineering & Environmental Consulting seeks an Intermediate Environmental Scientist to lead regulatory approvals and environmental planning projects in Calgary/Edmonton, Alberta. You will coordinate cross-disciplinary teams and manage scope, budgets, and client relationships, driving successful regulatory submissions and compliance.

The ideal candidate has 5+ years in environmental consulting, strong knowledge of Western Canadian regulations, and solid project leadership capabilities, with

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Engineering or related discipline.
• Professional designation (or eligibility).
• 5+ years in environmental consulting or resource development or equivalent.
• Project Management experience.
• Strong demonstrated experience in upstream, midstream, downstream oil and gas, mining, commercial development and land development projects.
• Strong understanding of Western Canadian regulatory frameworks and permitting processes.
• Strong team player who collaborates across disciplines and shares knowledge.
• Having a good sense of humour and strong admiration of our Mullet Culture is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Lead the preparation and coordination of regulatory approval applications, including Directive 056, EPEA, Water Act, Public Lands Act, Fisheries Act, and other provincial and federal permits.
• Monitor regulatory changes to advise project teams on compliance risks and timelines.
• Manage environmental planning and permitting projects from proposal through completion.
• Oversee ESAs, EIAs, BIAs, and baseline studies.
• Coordinate multidisciplinary teams to deliver projects on scope, schedule, and budget.
• Maintain strong client relationships as the primary contact during delivery.
• Support Indigenous engagement, stakeholder consultation, and regulatory agency communications.
• Prepare proposals, develop work plans, and contribute to business development.

Skills

Environmental planning

Regulatory permitting

Project management

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder engagement

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Engineering or related discipline

Professional designation (or eligibility)

Job description

Join the 360 Team360 is a leader in engineering and environmental innovation. We have forged a unique path sinceinceptionin 2015 to build a business full of talented, amazing industry professionals.Our purpose is to shape a company that makes a real difference. Every day we focus on making a lasting impact through our work.It'sabout improving what we can and doing our part for our people, the environment, our clients, and the communities in which we live. Wealwaysseekthe best and brightest minds to help us on that path. We are a dynamic brand witha strong reputationfor doing the right things and doing them well.Take the OpportunityJoin our team as an Intermediate Environmental Scientist and play a key role in delivering planning and permitting projects. We're looking for a collaborative, driven professional with a deep understanding of environmental regulations and permitting processes, based in Calgary or Edmonton, Alberta.In this role, you will lead environmental planning, permitting, and regulatory approval projects for energy, infrastructure, and resource development clients. You will have the opportunity to develop your project management skills by supporting the management of project scope, budgets, schedules, and client relationships. Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, regulators, and stakeholders, you will guide projects through municipal, provincial, territorial, and federal permitting and regulatory processes.The ideal candidate has experience in environmental consulting and project management experience, with expertise in environmental planning, regulatory permitting, and environmental assessments. Strong communication, leadership, and client management skills are essential, along with a commitment to delivering high-quality work and practical solutions.Make a Difference

Lead the preparation and coordination of regulatory approval applications, including Directive 056, EPEA, Water Act, Public Lands Act, Fisheries Act, and other provincial and federal permits.Monitor and analyze evolving regulatory changes to advise project teams on compliance risks and strategic timelines.Manage environmental planning and permitting projects from proposal through successful completion.Oversee environmental assessments, including Phase I, II, and III Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs), Biophysical Impact Assessments (BIAs), and baseline studies.Coordinate multidisciplinary technical teams to deliver projects on scope, on schedule, and within budget.Build and maintain strong client relationships while serving as the primary point of contact throughout project delivery.Support Indigenous engagement, stakeholder consultation, and regulatory agency communications.Prepare proposals, develop work plans, and contribute to business development initiatives.

Mentor and support junior and intermediate staff through technical guidance and project leadership.

Ensure projects meet quality, safety, and regulatory compliance standardLead and champion a culture of excellence, ensuring adherence to the highest standards of health, safety, and quality across all areas of operation.

Showcase your Education & Expertise

• Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Engineering or related discipline.
• Professional designation (or eligibility)
• 5+ years in environmental consulting or resource development or equivalent
• Project Management experience
• Strong Demonstrated experience in upstream, midstream, downstream oil and gas, mining, commercial development and land development projects
• Strong understanding of Western Canadian regulatory frameworks and permitting processes
• Strong team player who enjoys collaborating across disciplines and sharing knowledge.
• Having a good sense of humour and strong admiration of our Mullet Culture is always an asset.

Share in our Values

Our shared values and culture play a crucial role in shaping the identity and success of our team. They serve as the foundation for how we interact with each other, make decisions, and approach our work. Our culture and values foster cohesion,collaborationand respect for diversity of thought, and we look for people who share these values when we add new members to the 360 team:

N.D.A: No D*ckheadsAllowed

Trust Builds Candor & Candor Builds Trust

Simplicity is Genius

Embrace the Mullet Life

Get Great Perks!

• An amazing culture and with exciting growth opportunities
• Competitive compensation with comprehensive group benefits, health spending account, vacation time and RRSP matching
• Learning and skills development opportunities
• Flexible working hours with hybrid/remote options
• Swayze Days - 360's personal health and wellness days

Shape a Better FutureThe level of professionalism and the reputation of our talented team in the industry is unrivalled and truly differentiates 360 as the trusted engineering and environmental experts in Western Canada and beyond.We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome all qualified candidates to apply.