Regulatory Specialist

About the Job:Dunamis Energy is seeking a full-time Regulatory Specialist for its downtown Denver location.Dunamis is proud to be a Colorado-rooted oil and gas operator, committed to high operational standards, responsible stewardship of its properties, and thoughtful attention to the communities where we operate. These commitments guide how we show up in the places we work and live. By staying rooted in Colorado, responsive to the people around us, and responsible in how we manage resources, we aim to develop energy in a way that supports strong communities, protects the environment, and contributes to Colorado’s long-term prosperity.Dunamis Energy draws its name from the Greek word dunamis, meaning power, strength, and the inherent ability to create meaningful impact. Our team is composed of experienced industry leaders and employees who have a proven track record of creating and being a part of unique and dynamic teams.At Dunamis, we believe great work starts with great people. We’re building a team of thoughtful, driven professionals who care about doing things the right way, working collaboratively, and creating lasting value in the places we live and operate. We are a small organization that seeks teammates who are self-starters, engaging with colleagues, and committed to excellence.The Regulatory Specialist job is located in downtown Denver with in-office and hybrid schedules available.Build your career with a Colorado-rooted energy company committed to responsible operations, strong communities, and meaningful impact.Role Description:The Oil & Gas Regulatory Specialist is responsible for managing and coordinating regulatory permitting, compliance, and stakeholder engagement activities associated with oil and gas development projects in Colorado. This position serves as the regulatory subject matter expert for Colorado operations, with a primary focus on Oil and Gas Development Plans (OGDPs), local government permitting, Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) regulatory requirements, and cross-functional project support from planning through development and operations.The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience navigating Colorado's evolving oil and gas regulatory framework, preparing and managing OGDP applications, coordinating with regulatory agencies and local governments, and supporting asset development while maintaining compliance with state and local requirements.Primary ResponsibilitiesLead preparation, submission, and management of OGDPs and other Colorado oil and gas permits and approvals. Serve as the subject matter expert on ECMC regulations, local government permitting, and Colorado compliance requirements. Develop permitting strategies that support drilling, production, facilities, midstream and infrastructure projects. Coordinate directly with regulators, local jurisdictions, and stakeholders to obtain and maintain project approvals. Coordinate regulatory inspections, audits, information requests, and agency inquiries.Monitor regulatory changes, assess impacts to operations, and implement compliance requirements. Advise cross-functional teams on regulatory risks, permitting constraints, and development opportunities.Maintain regulatory records, permit files, and supporting documentation.This position will work within a Regulatory and Environmental team. Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Geology, Natural Resources, or related field preferred, not required. 5+ years of Colorado oil and gas regulatory experience; 10+ years preferred. Demonstrated expertise preparing and managing OGDPs and Colorado permitting processes. Experience supporting OGDP, 1041WOGLA, and Adams County OGF permitting effortsStrong working knowledge of ECMC rules, federal and local government regulations, public hearing processes, and stakeholder engagement practices. Knowledge of Weld County and Adams County permitting requirements and regulatory processes.Proven ability to manage complex development projects, regulatory approvals, and competing deadlines.Acquisition and divestiture regulatory due diligence and compliance audit experience preferred. Excellent communication, organization, time management, and attention to detail.Compensation:The base salary range for this position is $115,000 to $145,000. Actual individual salaries are determined through a wide variety of factors including but not limited to skill sets; experience and training; licensure and certifications; and other organizational needs. In addition, our Benefits & Compensation package includes medical and dental coverage, 401(k) match, and generous paid time off.Dunamis energy is an equal opportunity employer committed to compliance with all federal and state employment regulations.