NEPA Specialist; Mid-level

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Full Time Salary 40 Hrs Remote, US

4 days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $75,000.00 To $90,000.00 Annually

Who We Are

Headquartered in Washington, DC, Versar Global Solutions provides full mission lifecycle solutions for challenges faced by our government and commercial customers in the natural, built, and digital environments. With team members located around the world and a rich legacy spanning more than 50 years, Versar Global Solutions delivers planning, analysis, risk management, project and program management, operations and maintenance, and information technology solutions for environmental management and remediation, mission-critical facilities and installations, readiness, and contingency operations.

Who You Are

You are a collaborative, analytical mid-level environmental planning professional with practical experience applying the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) to federal actions. You combine sound regulatory knowledge, analytical skills, effective coordination, and clear technical writing to support accurate and defensible environmental reviews. You are comfortable working with federal customers, technical specialists, cooperating agencies, regulators, and stakeholders to advance environmental planning, impact analysis, public involvement, and informed decision making.

What You'll Do

• Support preparation of NEPA documentation and reviews for proposed federal actions, including Environmental Assessments (EAs), Environmental Impact Statements (EISs), Categorical Exclusion (CATEX) documentation, supplemental analyses, and agency-specific environmental planning documents.
• Assist federal customers and project managers in developing NEPA strategies, schedules, scopes, document outlines, data needs, and compliance-tracking tools.
• Prepare and revise purpose and need statements, proposed action descriptions, alternatives analyses, affected-environment and environmental consequences sections for various resources, cumulative-effects analyses, mitigation measures, and supporting documentation.
• Coordinate with technical specialists to obtain, review, and integrate analyses addressing resources such as air quality, water resources, wetlands, biological resources, cultural resources, land use, hazardous materials, noise, transportation, environmental justice, socioeconomics, climate, and infrastructure.
• Support compliance and consultation activities associated with other applicable environmental and historic-preservation requirements under the direction of project leadership and qualified technical specialists.
• Draft notices, scoping materials, public meeting content, agency correspondence, responses to comments, Findings of No significant Impact (FONSIs), Records of Decision (RODs), and administrative-record materials.
• Organize and support technical workshops, public meetings, cooperating-agency meetings, tribal engagement activities, and stakeholder coordination.
• Perform document reviews to verify clarity, consistency, technical support, source traceability, and alignment with customer procedures and project requirements.
• Maintain comment, commitment, consultation, decision, schedule, and risk trackers and help organize complete and auditable project files and administrative records.
• Coordinate day-to-day activities with federal program staff, engineers, scientists, planners, public-affairs personnel, contractors, regulators, state and local agencies, tribal representatives, and community stakeholders, as appropriate.
• Support project management activities, including work planning, scheduling, budget tracking,…