Jobs at Trileaf Corporation

Leads archaeological and cultural resource project teams, managing schedules, budgets, deliverables, quality assurance, client and regulatory relationships, and staff development. Develops research plans, oversees complex projects, reviews reports, supports proposals and hiring, and ensures compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. Requires occasional fieldwork and travel to project sites and client meetings.

Conducts environmental and property due diligence for commercial real estate projects through field inspections, sampling, interviews, regulatory research, database reviews, and technical report writing. Performs QA/QC, compares contaminant data with regulatory standards, manages project documentation and deadlines, and trains project scientists. The role is remote with frequent travel to client sites, construction areas, industrial facilities, and potentially contaminated properties.

Creates electrical line diagrams, floorplans, lighting plans, panel schedules, and construction documents for commercial tenant-improvement projects. Performs load calculations, selects electrical components, researches code requirements, prepares COMcheck energy documentation, and ensures designs comply with applicable standards. Collaborates with electrical engineers, project managers, and other stakeholders while using AutoCAD and/or Revit to produce accurate plans and specifications.

Supports management of environmental consulting projects by coordinating project trackers, proposals, purchase orders, assignments, scopes of work, client communications, regulatory coordination, employee training, and report quality reviews. Maintains numerous projects with minimal supervision and supports special initiatives. Requires a bachelor's degree in environmental sciences, biology, or a related field, plus at least three years of relevant experience and environmental assessment expertise.