Lead preparation and technical review of CEQA documents (EIRs, MNDs, Addenda, Exemption Findings) for Orange and San Diego County projects; manage project teams, scopes, schedules, and client relationships; provide CEQA procedural guidance and occasional public representation.
Description
- Lead CEQA document preparation and ensure procedural and technical accuracy for Orange County and San Diego County projects.
- Prepare EIRs, MNDs, Addenda, and Exemption Findings for projects of varying size and complexity.
- Direct and mentor technical staff and environmental analysts.
- Support entitlement and development services teams with CEQA procedural guidance.
- Manage scopes of work and schedules across a portfolio of OC and San Diego projects.
- Occasionally represent the firm at public meetings, hearings, and client presentations.
Requirements
- Minimum 8 years of CEQA document preparation experience across EIRs, MNDs, Addenda, and Exemption Findings.
- Experience managing project teams and client relationships.
- Strong project management skills, results-driven, with ability to manage multiple deadlines.
- Proficient in MS Word, Outlook, and Excel.
- Effective and polished communicator
- Strong organizational skills.
- Familiarity with Orange County and/or San Diego County jurisdictions and agencies preferred.
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