Principal Scientist, Engineer, Geologist

Grow and expand a portfolio of work through existing SLR relationships and professional network Build lasting client relationships founded on trust, responsiveness, and technical excellence Lead proposal development, project scoping, and pricing strategies Identify new opportunities, markets, and service offerings Serve as Principal-in-Charge or senior technical lead on complex environmental projects Provide strategic oversight for investigation, remediation, and regulatory programs Guide and review technical deliverables, including work plans, investigation reports, feasibility studies, risk assessments, and remediation designs Leverage expertise from SLR's global network to develop innovative, practical solutions for clients Promote technical quality, continuous improvement, and professional excellence Lead, mentor, and inspire a talented, collaborative team Support professional development and career growth for staff Help attract, recruit, and retain top talent Operate in a seller-doer capacity Manage project budgets, schedules, resources, and overall performance Contribute to strategic planning and practice development Support operational excellence and delivery of high-quality client service Requirements 10 to 15+ years of experience in environmental consulting, including project, client, and staff leadership; Alaska work preferred Strong technical background in environmental investigation and remediation involving soil, groundwater, vapor, and sediment and associated waste management Strong working knowledge of CERCLA, TSCA and RCRA and Alaska-specific environmental regulations, and familiarity with Alaska's regulatory environment Demonstrated success building and maintaining client relationships Experience leading or supporting business development efforts, proposals, and client engagements Entrepreneurial mindset and enthusiasm for growing a practice Passion for mentoring and developing others Advanced degree in Hydrogeology, Geology, Environmental or Civil Engineering, or related field (preferred) Alaska Civil or Environmental Professional Engineer license, Registered or Certified Geologist (preferred) Hazardous waste management experience, particularly in industrial, environmental, or regulatory settings (a plus) OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certification (preferred) Existing relationships within industrial, real estate, energy, municipal, or redevelopment sectors (preferred) Experience in Arctic, sub-Arctic, or remote operating environments (preferred) Experience preparing Storm Water Pollution Plans and Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plans (preferred)Experience working in highly collaborative, multidisciplinary teams (preferred) Core Competencies Demonstrates extensive experience in environmental consulting with a strong technical background in environmental investigation and remediation, including knowledge of relevant regulations and the ability to lead and mentor teams. Proven track record in client relationship management, business development, and delivering high-quality project outcomes. Highest-signal resume keywords Environmental Investigation and Remediation Client Relationship Management Business Development Regulatory Knowledge (CERCLA, TSCA, RCRA) Team Leadership and Mentoring Hard Skills Environmental Consulting Project Leadership Soil and Groundwater Management Hazardous Waste Management Storm Water Pollution Plans Feasibility Studies Risk Assessments Remediation Designs Regulatory Program Oversight Project Budget Management Soft Skills Client Engagement Collaboration Mentoring Strategic Planning Continuous Improvement Certifications & Qualifications Alaska Civil or Environmental Professional Engineer License Registered or Certified Geologist OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certification Industry Keywords Environmental Regulations Alaska-Specific Regulations Industrial Sector Real Estate Sector Energy Sector Municipal Sector Redevelopment Sector Arctic Environments Sub-Arctic Environments Remote Operating Environments