Land Use Engineer, Energy Storage Project EngineeringPosted today$190K

Redwood is localizing a global battery supply chain that seamlessly integrates recovery, reuse, and recycling — keeping critical minerals in circulation and driving the energy transition. Founded in 2017, we’re delivering low-cost and large-scale energy storage and producing battery materials in the U.

What you'll do

• Own scope, resourcing, and schedule for land use and development due: diligence on assigned early-phase projects, from initial site screening through handoff to detailed design, coordinating across Business Development, Policy, the Product team, engineering, and project controls

• Produce early site-screening and constraints analysis from title, survey,: environmental, and jurisdictional information during pursuit qualification, then harden the development basis and provide diligence exhibits that attach to the contract as pursuits advance

• Scope, procure, and manage site surveys, geotechnical investigations, and: hydrology and drainage studies, integrating findings on topography, boundaries, easements, subsurface conditions, floodplain, and stormwater into the developable-area and constraints analysis

• Lead environmental due diligence under the National Environmental Policy Act: (NEPA) and applicable state review acts, coordinating federal requirements including Clean Water Act Section 404 wetlands review, Endangered Species Act consultation, and National Historic Preservation Act Section 106 cultural resources review

• Drive local entitlements: zoning, conditional and special use permits, site plan and design review, setbacks and buffers, and variances — and develop and maintain the permit matrix, entitlement schedule, and budget across federal, state, and local approvals

• Identify and secure non-power utility service (water, sewer, and fiber),: including availability confirmation, service applications, will-serve letters, and coordination of extensions or on-site systems, while selecting and managing environmental and technical consultants and supporting agency and community outreach

What they're looking for

• Deliver feasibility studies as a go/no-go input with a constraints register,: drive the gap analysis to closure with an owner on every item, and produce the land use and development Basis of Design package as the formal handoff to detailed design
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Planning, or a: related field, preferably Civil or Environmental Engineering, or equivalent experience demonstrating exceptional ability in land development, environmental, or civil disciplines
• Strong knowledge of land use and development due diligence, including: boundary and topographic surveys, geotechnical investigations, and hydrology, drainage, and floodplain studies
• Working knowledge of environmental review and permitting under NEPA and state: environmental review acts, plus federal wetlands, endangered species, and cultural resource processes