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The Permitting Manager oversees non-environmental permitting applications, managing direct reports, and ensuring project timelines and client relationships are maintained.

The Land Specialist collaborates on project land rights, reviews deeds, manages encroachments, and supports GIS data handling, ensuring effective service delivery to clients.

The Land Use Planner will manage planning, permitting, and land acquisition for various projects, ensuring timely completion and compliance with regulations.

The Land Use Planner supports planning and permitting activities across various projects, maintains relationships with stakeholders, and ensures regulatory compliance.

The Senior GIS Analyst coordinates GIS projects, develops policies and standards, conducts GIS analyses, and trains staff. The role requires collaboration with leadership and stakeholders.

Coordinate with leadership on project deliverables, develop GIS policies, conduct analysis, and train staff. Ensure quality control on GIS products.

The Title Abstractor conducts research on public records to evaluate documents related to land and mineral ownership, producing detailed ownership reports.

The Title Searcher researches public records to establish property ownership, analyzes legal documents, and produces detailed reports related to land and mineral rights.

The Environmental Coordinator supports project management by identifying and mitigating environmental risks, ensuring regulatory compliance and managing environmental reporting.

Lead the environmental consulting practice, providing technical leadership, strategic direction, and business development while ensuring project execution and fostering team development.