Project Manager, ALPR

Role overview

Lead permitting for large-scale automated license plate recognition infrastructure deployments across multiple U.S. jurisdictions. You’ll work with local authorities and internal project teams to anticipate approval requirements, reduce regulatory delays, and create repeatable processes that help deployments proceed on schedule.

Responsibilities

- Build working relationships with permitting and zoning officials and serve as the main regulatory liaison for project teams. - Manage permitting workflows across states and municipalities, aligning approval schedules with deployment plans. - Create and maintain tracking and reporting tools that support consistent, high-volume permitting. - Identify approval risks early and develop mitigation plans before field work begins. - Translate electrical, fire, zoning, and environmental requirements into practical deployment guidance. - Coordinate with engineering, deployment, legal, compliance, and customer success teams; prepare forecasts and audit-ready documentation.

Requirements

- At least four years managing infrastructure, utility, or construction permitting in enterprise or public-sector settings. - Strong working knowledge of NEC and NFPA codes, zoning, and environmental regulations. - Experience influencing stakeholders and working with regulators across multiple jurisdictions. - Strong analytical, documentation, process design, and risk-management skills. - Able to communicate with both technical teams and government stakeholders and resolve approval issues. - Familiarity with GIS, CAD, project management, and permit tracking tools.

Nice to have

- PMP, ICC Permit Technician, OSHA 30, NFPA, or LEED credentials. - Permitting experience in public safety, transportation, utilities, or high-volume infrastructure rollouts. - Familiarity with Smartsheet, Excel, blueprint interpretation, and document control systems.

Benefits and work setup

Remote role with approximately 30% travel. A 401(k) is listed among the benefits.