Environmental Engineer/ Project Manager

firm — not a corporation, and not interested in five rounds of interviews just to tell you you're "overqualified." We need one really good person. What the work actually looks like: We send you an assignment. You review it — does the scope make sense, is the pricing right — and send us your evaluation, in writing. We talk it through as a team before it goes to the client. You'll work independently, but you won't be on an island: you're learning how we do this at the next level, with the goal of eventually owning pieces of it yourself. What we need: PA Professional Engineer (PE) Solid background in PA UST regulations and environmental consulting Self-motivated — comfortable taking an assignment and running with it Strong, clear writing — you'll be putting your judgment in email and reports regularly What you get: Real flexibility: work from home, build your schedule around your life $60–$100/hour to start, part-time with a genuine path to full-time Profit-sharing from day one, and a real path to ownership as you grow with us A small team where your work actually matters Responsibilities: Serve as project manager and primary client contact — from receipt of assignment to final deliverable Third-party technical reviewer for petroleum release cleanups, including UST corrective action Prepare technical reports, proposals, and regulatory submittals; interact directly with state/federal regulators Manage schedules, budgets, and subcontractors on assigned projects Help grow existing client relationships and contribute to the firm's long-term direction Key Requirements Required Qualifications PA Professional Engineer (P.E.) license — required 10+ years of environmental consulting experience Deep knowledge of PA UST regulations, Act 2, and corrective action Preferred Experience CERCLA/Superfund or Brownfield/due diligence work Groundwater/soil investigations and remediation design PFAS multi-state regulatory experience Business development with clients