The Director of Development is a project-level execution role within Deca Digital’s national development team. Directors are the day-to-day drivers of individual sites through the entitlement, permitting, and pre-construction process — managing consultants, coordinating with local agencies, and ensuring that milestones are met on time.
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San Francisco, California, United States
Nebraska, United States
Missouri, United States
California, United States
Texas, United States
Principal Cultural Resources Specialist / Tribal Consultation Advisor
Arcadis is seeking an experienced Senior Cultural Resources and Tribal Consultation Specialist to provide part-time, as-needed technical support for cultural resources, environmental review, permitting, and Tribal coordination assignments.
Responsibilities
Provide senior technical advice on cultural resources, archaeology, NHPA Section 106 compliance, and coordination with Tribes, agencies, communities, and other consulting parties.
Support USACE-led Tribal consultation by helping identify potentially interested Tribes; preparing consultation and meeting materials; advising on culturally appropriate engagement; and supporting documentation, follow-up, and action tracking under USACE direction.
Review available archaeological, ethnographic, historical, and cultural resources information relevant to assigned projects and help identify information needs, data limitations, and issues requiring agency or Tribal coordination.
Support preparation and quality review of the Cultural Resources Report and related Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) content, including the Affected Environment, Environmental Consequences, Mitigation, and Agency Coordination sections.
Help maintain a clear distinction between NEPA analysis and NHPA Section 106 consultation while ensuring relevant information is coordinated across technical workstreams and documented appropriately in the administrative record.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in archaeology
Principal Cultural Resources Specialist / Tribal Consultation Advisor
Seeking an experienced Senior Cultural Resources and Tribal Consultation Specialist to provide part-time, as-needed technical support for cultural resources, environmental review, permitting, and Tribal coordination assignments, specifically for the Arctic Mine Development Project EIS.
Responsibilities
Provide senior technical advice on cultural resources, archaeology, NHPA Section 106 compliance, and coordination with Tribes, agencies, communities, and other consulting parties.
Support USACE-led Tribal consultation by helping identify potentially interested Tribes; preparing consultation and meeting materials; advising on culturally appropriate engagement.
Review available archaeological, ethnographic, historical, and cultural resources information relevant to assigned projects.
Support preparation and quality review of the Cultural Resources Report and related Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) content.
Help maintain a clear distinction between NEPA analysis and NHPA Section 106 consultation.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in archaeology
anthropology
historic preservation
or a closely related field
Nice to have: Graduate degree in archaeology, anthropology, or historic preservation
Leadership role providing strategic, technical, and operational direction for multidisciplinary natural resources projects throughout Northern California, focusing on aquatic resources, waters permitting, ESA permitting, compliance, and regulatory strategy.
Compensation
The expected pay range for this Half Moon Bay-based position is $127,196.16 to $166,133.76 year.
Responsibilities
Manages team operations to enhance efficiency and productivity
Attracts, recruits, develops, and retains top talent
Tracks and manages workload distribution and productivity
Strategically consults on and leads complex projects in pursuit of client objectives
Oversees the technical approach and ensures quality assurance and quality control
Lead and manage CEQA projects, ensuring compliance with California Environmental Quality Act and federal regulations, coordinating environmental studies, permits, and documentation.
Compensation
USD $130,000.00 - USD $160,000.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Manage production of environmental documents including Initial Studies, Negative Declarations, EIRs, and Environmental Impact Reports
Conduct environmental reviews, analyses, and preparation of CEQA related documents
Provide direction to project managers on compliance with state and federal laws
Coordinate technical studies and consult with agencies and institutions
Prepare environmental permit applications and plans
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, Environmental Studies, Planning, or equivalent
Nice to have: PE
Nice to have: ACIP Certification (American Institute of Certified Planners)
Competitive cash compensation
Upside in the venture via performance-based equity / profit participation
Foundational seat in an emerging market leader
Responsibilities
Drive assigned development projects through entitlement, permitting, and pre-construction milestones, maintaining accountability for schedule and deliverables.
Manage day-to-day relationships with municipalities, counties, utilities, and state agencies on assigned projects.
Coordinate third-party consultants including entitlement specialists, environmental firms, civil engineers, traffic engineers, and outside legal counsel.
Prepare and maintain project schedules, milestone trackers, and status reports for review by the VP or SVP of Development.
Support entitlement strategy development and execute approved approaches through the regulatory process.
Pay: $35-$50/hr (based on training, duties, and project type)
Responsibilities
Conduct biological surveys and data tracking
Prepare and submit reports
Monitor construction activities for compliance
Use ArcGIS and GPS for mapping
Perform habitat restoration monitoring
Requirements
BS in biology, ecology, wetland science, plant ecology, or similar fields
Nice to have: Species monitoring of desert tortoise, Arroyo toad, red-legged frog, burrowing owl, coastal California gnatcatcher, least Bell’s vireo, desert kit fox, Mohave ground squirrel, San Bernardino kangaroo rat, Stephen’s kangaroo rat
Nice to have: Experience with plant and wildlife on Catalina Island and Coastal Zone
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