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DESRI is seeking a senior permitting manager to lead environmental permitting efforts across its U.S. development portfolio. The role focuses on regulatory compliance, due diligence, and collaboration with external consultants to meet project timelines and financial goals.
The ideal candidate has 5+ years in environmental consulting or permitting, with a preference for renewable energy experience. Occasional travel is required as projects span multiple states.
DESRI (formerly D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments) is a market-leading owner and operator of renewable energy projects throughout the United States. We have acquired or developed approximately 13 gigawatts of contracted capacity across a portfolio of over 85 renewable energy projects in 24 states.
At DESRI, our culture is grounded in rigorous analytics and thoughtful risk-taking, with a strong emphasis on creativity, intellectual curiosity, and continuous improvement. We operate with lean teams that prioritize efficiency and minimize unnecessary bureaucracy, enabling individuals to take ownership and move quickly. We value open, constructive dialogue and believe it leads to better outcomes. Above all, we are driven to go the extra mile and support one another, fostering a collaborative environment built on accountability, integrity, and care.
DESRI is seeking a talented and highly motivated individual to join its team as a senior permitting manager. DESRI is a market-leading owner and operator of renewable energy projects throughout the United States.
You’ll lead and consult on permitting matters across DESRI’s development portfolio, including providing expert environmental support; ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations; and supporting due diligence efforts related to environmental permitting, siting, and approvals. You’ll collaborate with and advise the team on a wide array of environmental topics. You’ll also help drive initiatives around environmental assessments (including Section 7 and Section 106 consultations), local discretionary permits, and state siting approvals. You’ll work closely with external consultants to ensure permitting strategies are carried out on a timeline that meets project objectives and financial goals. You’ll be responsible for assessing and communicating environmental risks, sharing your subject matter expertise with internal and external decision makers, and ensuring cost-effective solutions.