Manager, Permitting; Energy Infrastructure

Manager, Permitting (Energy Infrastructure)

Location: Hybrid – Salt Lake City, UT | Phoenix, AZ | Greater Portland Area | Greater Los Angeles Area

A leading energy infrastructure developer is seeking a Manager of Thermal Permitting to support the development and permitting of large-scale power generation projects across the United States.

This role will be responsible for managing permitting strategy and execution across a regional portfolio of projects, working closely with development, engineering, legal, and commercial teams to advance projects from early-stage development through construction readiness.

The ideal candidate will bring experience navigating complex permitting processes for energy infrastructure projects and have strong familiarity with Arizona permitting requirements
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• Lead permitting strategy and execution for large-scale energy infrastructure projects within a defined region
• Secure and manage required discretionary and regulatory permits from early-stage development through construction commencement
• Coordinate with internal teams including development, engineering, real estate, interconnection, legal, and finance
• Manage third-party consultants supporting environmental reviews, studies, and permitting documentation
• Engage with regulatory agencies, authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs), and community stakeholders
• Support project siting evaluations and identify potential permitting constraints early in the development process
• Represent projects in community meetings, regulatory hearings, and stakeholder engagements
• Track permitting progress and maintain clear communication across project teams

• Arizona permitting experience strongly required
• 3+ years of experience in the energy industry with a focus on project permitting and regulatory approvals
• Experience supporting projects from early-stage development through construction
• Familiarity working with regulatory agencies and permitting authorities
• Strong project coordination and cross-functional communication skills
• Ability to manage consultants and multiple project timelines simultaneously
• Bachelor’s degree preferred
• Preferred experience with AZ permitting related to thermal energy projects

• Hybrid work schedule (3 days in office)
• Travel up to approximately 30% depending on project needs
• Competitive compensation package including bonus eligibility and comprehensive benefits

If interested, and qualified, please apply here. Jordyn Maloney will reach out to qualified applicants directly.

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship.