Licensing and Permitting Manager - Construction Services

This is a Full Remote job, available from anywhere.

Job Summary:

The Licensing & Permitting Manager is responsible for managing licensing and construction permitting activities in support of utility-scale Wind and BESS projects. This role serves as the company’s subject matter expert for licensing, permitting, and regulatory compliance, ensuring required licenses, registrations, permits, inspections, and documentation are obtained, maintained, and tracked across applicable jurisdictions. The position works closely with project teams, leadership, legal counsel, regulatory agencies, AHJs, customers, and subcontractors to support project execution, reduce compliance risk, and improve permitting visibility and process consistency across the organization.

Responsibilities/Essential Functions:

Licensing Management

1. Manage and maintain Takkion's contractor licensing portfolio across all applicable states, counties, municipalities, and jurisdictions. 
2. Track and maintain General Contractor, Electrical Contractor, Fire Protection, Specialty Contractor, Business Registration, and other required licenses. 
3. Coordinate license applications, renewals, amendments, and qualifying party requirements. 
4. Monitor changing regulatory requirements and proactively implement compliance measures. 
5. Maintain licensing databases, calendars, and compliance tracking systems. 
6. Coordinate with internal leadership, legal counsel, insurance providers, and state licensing boards. 
7. Manage contractor qualification requirements, registrations, and reciprocal licensing opportunities. 
8. Ensure compliance with state-specific contractor laws and regulations. 

Permitting Management

• Manage and maintain contractor licensing portfolio across all applicable states, counties, municipalities, and jurisdictions.
• Track and maintain required licenses, including General Contractor, Electrical Contractor, Fire Protection, Specialty Contractor, Business Registration, and others.
• Coordinate license applications, renewals, amendments, and qualifying party requirements.
• Monitor changing regulatory requirements and implement compliance measures.
• Ensure compliance with state-specific contractor laws and regulations.