EPIC seeks a Permitting Innovation Advisor that reports to the Executive Director and works in close collaboration with the Technology and Restoration Economy Center programs. The Permitting Innovation Advisor, a full-time employee, will bring the depth of knowledge on what is occurring in states and regions around the country into work in Washington DC (and vice versa) to instigate more creative and effective national efforts to improve environmental permitting. This role requires a deep understanding of environmental permitting laws and processes, innovative problem-solving skills, and the ability to foster collaboration among diverse stakeholders. The ideal candidate will be passionate about improving permitting systems to deliver faster, more predictable outcomes without compromising environmental stewardship.

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Reporting to the Director of Water Infrastructure Policy, the Senior Policy Analyst will conduct insightful legal, policy, and data research and analysis to catalyze policy change that eliminates disparities in water infrastructure funding and achieves greater efficiency and community benefits. Legal, policy, and data analysis for rapid-response work on emerging issues at the state and federal levels will also be expected. The primary topics this position will work on include: evaluation and analysis of Drinking/Clean Water State Revolving Funds, Lead Service Line Replacement, scaling up Green Stormwater Infrastructure, and Climate Resilience. Experience working on these topics will be valued, but is not strictly required.

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