Senior Ecologist: Nuclear Environmental Licensing Expert

Enercon Services, Inc.; Overland Park (KS); On-site; USD 86,000 - 167,000; Full time

Job summary

Enercon Services, Inc. seeks a Senior Ecologist to lead environmental analyses in support of nuclear licensing nationwide. You will interact with regulatory agencies, gather site data, and stay current with environmental regulations. The role includes fieldwork and mentorship across multiple U.S. locations.

The position offers opportunities for remote work in select states, with travel typically 3–4 days, and a focus on thorough, regulatory-compliant reporting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in ecology, environmental science, or a related field.
• Minimum 7 years of environmental consulting, nuclear power, or related experience.
• Working knowledge of ESA, NEPA, MBTA, BGEPA, etc.
• Experience with federal or state regulatory agencies.
• Experience developing technical and environmental reports for regulatory reviews.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Environmental reviews to assess impacts on resources; draft reports per NRC and NEPA.
• Participate in site visits to gather environmental data and support reports.
• Prepare presentations and communicate complex environmental information.
• Develop and implement environmental protection measures and fieldwork.
• Mentor junior staff and assist in proposals and statements of qualification.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Technical reporting

Field data collection

Project mentorship

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Ecology/Environmental Science

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

Job description

Enercon Services, Inc. seeks a Senior Ecologist to lead environmental analyses in support of nuclear licensing nationwide. You will interact with regulatory agencies, gather site data, and stay current with environmental regulations. The role includes fieldwork and mentorship across multiple U.S. locations.

The position offers opportunities for remote work in select states, with travel typically 3–4 days, and a focus on thorough, regulatory-compliant reporting.