Remote FERC Environmental Reg Consultant

ERM; Novi (MI); Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work location

Job summary

ERM is seeking a Managing Consultant, Environmental Regulatory FERC Specialist to guide permitting strategies for natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities across the United States. You will lead FERC-related reports, research complex regulatory requirements, and present findings to clients and agencies.

The role requires 4–6 years (5–10 preferred) of FERC permitting experience, strong writing and communication skills, and the ability to travel frequently.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's in environmental studies, management, or related field.
• 4-6 years (5-10 preferred) of permitting FERC-regulated projects.
• Research and present findings to clients and regulators.
• Strong writing, verbal, and analytical skills.
• Experience with federal, state, local permitting.
• Willing to travel frequently; valid driver's license required.
• This role is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Lead author on FERC resource reports and permitting deliverables.
• Research, analyze, and compile data for permit applications.
• Act as subject matter expert on large-scale projects and planning.
• Support technical proposals and business development efforts.
• Engage with agencies like FERC, USFWS, USACE, EPA, etc.
• Ensure quality control and compliance across FERC-related docs.

Skills

Technical writing

Verbal communication

Analytical skills

FERC regulatory experience

Travel ability

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree in environmental studies/related field

Tools

GIS

FERC filings

Job description

ERM is seeking a Managing Consultant, Environmental Regulatory FERC Specialist to guide permitting strategies for natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities across the United States. You will lead FERC-related reports, research complex regulatory requirements, and present findings to clients and agencies.

The role requires 4–6 years (5–10 preferred) of FERC permitting experience, strong writing and communication skills, and the ability to travel frequently.