Environmental Licensing Specialist II — Remote Options

State-of-Maine; Portland (ME); Hybrid; USD 38,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance Coverage

Dental Insurance

Retirement Plan

Gym Membership Reimbursement

Public Service Student Loan Forgivenes

Job summary

State of Maine in Portland, ME seeks an Environmental Licensing Specialist II to review development proposals and ensure compliance with environmental laws. You will draft permitting decisions, coordinate with agencies, and engage with applicants and the public.

The role offers some remote work opportunities with management approval, a nine-step earning schedule, and opportunities for professional growth in a public service setting.

Qualifications

• Intermediate education, training and/or experience in environmental science or a related scientific field demonstrating a seasoned ability to analyze and process permits, applications, licenses, and technical information.
• Experience with caseload oversight is preferred.
• Knowledge of Maine's environmental laws and regulations is advantageous.
• Strong analytical and writing skills.
• GIS/database management or other computer skills.

Responsibilities

• Review development proposals and evaluate compliance with Maine's environmental laws and regulations.
• Draft permitting decisions and determine when changes are needed to meet approval criteria.
• Work with applicants, consulting teams, and the public during pre-application and pre-submission meetings.
• Coordinate with State natural resource agencies, and meet with federal and municipal officials.
• Conduct site visits and participate in public meetings, hearings, and appeals.

Job description

State of Maine in Portland, ME seeks an Environmental Licensing Specialist II to review development proposals and ensure compliance with environmental laws. You will draft permitting decisions, coordinate with agencies, and engage with applicants and the public.

The role offers some remote work opportunities with management approval, a nine-step earning schedule, and opportunities for professional growth in a public service setting.