Ørsted

Senior Onshore Permit Manager

Únete a Ørsted como Senior Onshore Permit Manager en Austin, Texas. Lidera permisos y diligencia ambiental para proyectos renovables onshore con opciones remotas. Disfruta seguro familiar premium, plan 401(k) y generosas licencias.
Ørsted
Ørsted
Austin, Texas, Estados Unidos Híbrido Tiempo completo USD 141k–170k yearly UTC-05:00

Ørsted

Descripción de la Empresa

Ørsted

Fredericia, Dinamarca

1972

Aproximadamente 8,700 empleados a nivel global (source: linkedin.com). Ingresos de DKK 82,0 mil millones (aprox. €11 mil millones) en 2023 (source: orsted.com).

Qué Hacen

Ørsted es un líder global en energía renovable, con un enfoque en la energía eólica marina como su modelo de negocio principal. La empresa desarrolla, construye y opera grandes parques eólicos marinos utilizando tanto turbinas fijas como flotantes, y ofrece servicios en desarrollo de proyectos, ingeniería, compras, construcción, operación y mantenimiento, así como acuerdos de compra de energía (source: orsted.com). Además, Ørsted trabaja con energía eólica terrestre, energía solar, almacenamiento de energía, hidrógeno renovable, combustibles verdes y bioenergía, lo que los convierte en un actor versátil en el mercado de energía renovable (source: stateofgreen.com). Los mercados objetivo incluyen Europa, especialmente el Reino Unido, Alemania y Dinamarca, así como EE. UU., Taiwán, Japón y Corea del Sur, donde atienden a grandes clientes como operadores de red nacionales y empresas de servicios públicos (source: orsted.com). Ørsted tiene una posición competitiva líder como el mayor desarrollador de energía eólica marina del mundo, con más de 15 GW de capacidad instalada a nivel global y una cartera de más de 37 GW en desarrollo (source: orsted.com).

Proyectos & Resultados

Entre los proyectos notables de Ørsted se encuentra el parque eólico marino Hornsea 2 en el Reino Unido, que con una capacidad de 1,4 GW fue completamente comisionado en 2022 y es el parque eólico marino operativo más grande del mundo (source: orsted.com). El parque eólico marino Race Bank, también en el Reino Unido, se completó en 2018 con una capacidad de 573 MW (source: orsted.com). En EE. UU., Revolution Wind (704 MW) alcanzó el cierre financiero en 2024 con operación planificada para 2026, mientras que South Fork Wind (132 MW), el primer parque eólico marino en el estado, comenzó a suministrar energía a Nueva York en 2024 (source: orsted.com). Los proyectos grandes actuales incluyen Hornsea 3 (2,9 GW, Reino Unido, en construcción con la primera energía esperada en 2025) y Greater Changhua 4 (112 MW, Taiwán, comisionamiento en 2025) (source: orsted.com).

Últimos Desarrollos

En los últimos dos años, Ørsted ganó un contrato para el proyecto Atlantic Shores Project 4 de 2,4 GW de arrendamiento de energía eólica marina frente a Nueva Jersey, EE. UU., en octubre de 2024 (source: orsted.com). Alcanzaron el cierre financiero en los parques eólicos marinos Greater Changhua 4 & 5 de 1,1 GW en Taiwán en julio de 2024, valorados en más de DKK 10 mil millones (source: orsted.com). En 2023, Ørsted adquirió una participación del 20% en el proyecto eólico marino Nissen de 900 MW en Alemania por €227 millones (source: orsted.com). Ørsted también aseguró €1,2 mil millones en financiamiento verde en 2024 y reportó un EBITDA de DKK 18,0 mil millones en 2023 a pesar de retrasos en los proyectos (source: orsted.com).

Trabajar Allí

Ørsted ofrece roles en ingeniería (técnicos de aerogeneradores, ingenieros de proyectos), desarrollo de proyectos (adquisición de sitios, especialistas en permisos), operación y mantenimiento (técnicos de servicio en alta mar), cadena de suministro, finanzas, TI, derecho y análisis de sostenibilidad, con alta demanda en construcción eólica marina y I+D en hidrógeno (source: orsted.com). La contratación activa se lleva a cabo en oficinas en Fredericia y Copenhague (Dinamarca) para funciones de ingeniería y HQ, Londres (Reino Unido) para desarrollo de proyectos, así como en EE. UU., Taiwán y Alemania para iniciativas de energía eólica marina e hidrógeno (source: linkedin.com). La cultura empresarial enfatiza la innovación y la transformación, lo que se refleja en su exitoso cambio de combustibles fósiles, con reseñas de empleados en Glassdoor que promedian 4.0/5 en equilibrio entre trabajo y vida personal y oportunidades de carrera (source: glassdoor.com). Los beneficios documentados incluyen salarios competitivos, una semana laboral de 37 horas en Dinamarca, seis semanas de vacaciones pagadas, contribuciones a pensiones de hasta el 12%, arreglos de trabajo híbridos y beneficios verdes como programas de vehículos eléctricos y capacitación en sostenibilidad (source: orsted.com).


Última actualización el may. 22, 2026 | Informar un problema

Imagine a future where you'll have a key leading role in project-level permitting and environmental due diligence.

Join us in this role as Onshore Permit Manager for the West region. As we do not have any West Coast offices, we have labelled the role being based out of Austin, TX our western most office. Please keep in mind we are willing to discuss fully remote opportunities for the right candidate. As an Onshore Permit Manager, you'll have a key leading role in project-level permitting and environmental due diligence during development of our onshore renewable energy projects in West Coast of the United States.

You'll be part of US Permitting and Environmental where you, together with your colleagues, will be involved in leading a range of environmental and permitting topics to support both renewable energy permitting and development. You'll work with colleagues in the United States and Europe, specialist consultants, and in consultation with regulatory authorities and stakeholders. As a team we value working together to secure the permitting needed for our renewable energy projects.

You'll play an important role where you

  • oversee, secure, and execute permitting efforts for renewable energy (e.g. onshore wind, solar, and battery storage) projects of all sizes and levels of complexity across various jurisdictions in the US
  • plan and align with the Development Directors and team to create a permitting approach that integrates into the overall project and organizational goals to ensure projects meet quality, schedule, and budget objectives
  • review and analyze environmental due diligence reports (including but not limited to Critical Issues Analysis, wetland delineation studies, wildlife studies, and other environmental documents)
  • work closely with the project team to evaluate, select, and manage consultants to perform field surveys, prepare technical analyses and reports, and permitting documentation
  • obtain all required permits and approvals by undertaking a commercially- and sustainability-focused approach ranging from initial greenfield site characterization to environmental surveys, and through permit preparation and compliance handover
  • manage projects that include NEPA development, biological resource assessments and constraints analyses, routing and siting, state and federal Endangered Species Act consultations, Clean Water Act Section 404 and Section 401 permitting, and cultural resource studies
  • proactively work with local officials, state and federal agencies, eNGOs, Tribes, and local communities to understand potential project impacts and to craft mitigation approaches in consultation with project team members.

To succeed in the role, you

  • hold a master's degree or equivalent experience in environmental science or environmental policy, engineering, construction management, natural resources, or another relevant field
  • have a strong understanding of environmental permitting and assessment activities, including conditional/special use permits, state siting board permits, and federal permits such as EA/EIS, CWA, and ESA incidental take permits
  • have at least 5 years of experience permitting large scale onshore renewable development projects with experience navigating zoning, permitting, and environmental and noise analysis
  • have experience preparing consultation plans, balance stakeholder needs, and working closely with federal, state, and local agencies such as BLM, USFWS, USACE, DOT, and others
  • communicate technical and scientific information to key stakeholders with ease, both internally and externally
  • are ambitious, curious, and able to build trust and credibility, externally as well as internally, through experience, empathy, and persuasiveness of arguments
  • speak and write English fluently and have strong Microsoft Office suite skills, especially MS PowerPoint.

Maybe you've read the above and can see you have some transferable skills, even though they don't quite match all the points. If you think you can bring something to the team, we still encourage you to apply.

Shape the future with us

Send your application to us as soon as possible. We'll be conducting interviews on a continuous basis and reserve the right to take down the advert when we've found the right candidate.

As an applicant or employee, you may request reasonable work and position accommodation or adjustments via [email protected].

Please note that for your application to be taken into consideration, you must submit your application via our online career pages and answer the screening questions relevant for your country. We don't take applications or inquiries from external recruiters or agencies into account for this position.

Position salary range

The salary range for this position is USD $140,940.00 to USD $170,000.00.

Our salary ranges are based on position level and reflect the cost of labor across multiple U.S geographic markets. Individual pay within the range is determined by work location and additional factors, including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training. Your recruiter can provide more details about the applicable salary range during the hiring process.

Variable Compensation

Our total rewards package may include discretionary short-term and long-term incentive opportunities based on your pay band and performance. These may be changed or suspended based on the sole discretion of the company

Our benefits package

For this position for employees who meet eligibility requirements are: fully paid premium for family insurance coverage for health, life, dental, and visions; flexible spending accounts; health savings accounts; short- and long-term disability insurance; an Employee Assistance Program; 18 weeks or an hourly equivalent of parental leave with an additional short-term disability benefit of 6-8 weeks or an hourly equivalent for the birthing parent; a 401(k) retirement savings plan with up to 5 % employer match; commuting benefits; 7 paid sick days per year; 20 paid time-off days; 13 annual paid holidays; 16 hours of volunteer time-off; and a monthly book benefit from Amazon of up to USD 25.

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2 julio 2026

3 julio 2026

Tiempo completo

Híbrido

Empresa

USD 141k–170k yearly

Energía solar, Energía eólica, Almacenamiento de energía

Ørsted

orsted.com

  •  Austin, Texas, Estados Unidos

5+ years in environmental permitting for large scale renewable projects

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