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David Careers

Enviornmental Subject Matter Expert (SME) | Environmental Facilitation Services [EPADC029]

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prosidian consultngWashington (DC)
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including HealthOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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Senior

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About the role

Overview: As an Environmental SME, you will support Environmental Management Sector clients (e.g., EPA) with facilitation, training, and leadership development. You work within Environmental Facilitation Services to help clients improve collaboration, policy understanding, and program delivery. Your work shapes how teams resolve conflicts and design effective workshops in a regulatory context. This role blends subject matter expertise with facilitation to drive practical environmental outcomes. Compensation / Benefits Competitive compensation Group health insurance 401(k) retirement plan Vacation and PTO Performance incentives Referral program
Responsibilities: Provide expertise in facilitation topics such as conflict management, team building, and leadership development Lead training and workshops on specified subjects Tailor facilitation content to diverse audiences and deliver interactive sessions
Key requirements: Minimum of 5 years of experience in the relevant subject matter area Subject matter expertise in leadership, conflict management, or strategic planning Experience in facilitation Certification in DiSC, MBTI, or SCRUM is highly desirable Proficiency with virtual platforms (e.g., Microsoft Teams) Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to engage diverse groups and facilitate discussions Excellent oral and written communication Facilitation and team dynamics Ability to create and deliver interactive workshops Proficient with Microsoft Teams

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