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- Major EIS & EPBC approvals across Olympic, Gas & Transport projects
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- Strong pipeline of sole-sourced work – more projects than capacity
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$130,000 – $160,000 + super
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Brisbane | Flexibility built in
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Senior Environmental Scientist / Planner in Brisbane, join a boutique consultancy delivering high-profile environmental impact assessments and approvals across Queensland. This is a team winning more work than they can currently deliver — driven by reputation, relationships and consistent output on major infrastructure and planning projects.
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You'll step into a business that balances serious project exposure with a realistic approach to workload. The work is there, the clients are engaged, and the focus now is bringing in experienced planners to help capture and deliver on that demand.
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With offices across SE QLD and expansion into Northern NSW, this is a growth phase that creates real opportunity for Senior-level consultants to broaden their scope and step up.
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The Role
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You'll play a key role in delivering approvals and impact assessments across a genuinely mixed project portfolio - from major infrastructure through to urban and regional development.
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- Lead and contribute to Environmental Impact Assessments at state and federal level
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- Prepare EPBC referrals and manage approvals pathways end-to-end
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- Deliver approvals for Olympic infrastructure, gas pipelines and transport corridors
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- Support local government and urban development planning projects
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- Manage project workflows, reporting and delivery across multiple streams
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- Liaise with regulators, government and project stakeholders
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- Work across disciplines internally (ecology, GIS, planning) to deliver integrated outcomes
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Who You'll Work With
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This is a 30+ person consultancy with strong roots in Brisbane and growing offices across the Sunshine Coast and Northern NSW. The leadership team comes from global consultancies but have built a more agile, hands-on workplace.
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They've established a reputation that's now generating RFT and sole-sourced work faster than they can resource it. Despite that, they've maintained a balanced approach to delivery — avoiding burnout while still operating on high-profile projects.
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You'll be surrounded by experienced planners, ecologists and technical specialists, with the ability to move across project types rather than being boxed into one niche.
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What You'll Bring
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- 7–12+ years in environmental planning, approvals or environmental science
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- Strong experience across EIS, impact assessments and approvals pathways
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- Exposure to EPBC referrals and major infrastructure projects
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- Ability to manage projects, reporting and client interaction
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- Background across infrastructure, energy, transport or urban development
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