Job Type
Full-time
Description
Community Planner - Lead/SeniorLocation: UtahWe are looking for a collaborative and solutions-oriented Community Planner-Lead/Senior, to help expand our planning services in Utah and southwest Wyoming and work in one of our successful Utah offices. If you enjoy problem-solving, thrive in a team environment, and take pride in delivering accurate, high-quality work that helps drive business success, we'd love to meet you!
Company-wide, J-U-B has an experienced team of certified planners (long range as well as land development), landscape architects, GIS professionals, transportation and environmental planners, that work on a wide variety of projects across several Western states. This position requires an individual who is excited to be part of a high performing team and has a strong desire to support and lead a broad range of projects throughout the region. This position is intended to directly grow planning services for communities within Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho.
What You'll Do- Collaborate, provide internal support, and work efficiently as a team with project managers, planners, public involvement specialists, engineers, and other disciplines within J-U-B.
- Lead planning projects and project teams. Manage scope, schedule, and budget for planning projects and clients.
- Research, analyze, and prepare comprehensive/general plans, subarea plans, transportation plans, and other land use plans, master plans, and plan or code amendments.
- Conduct research involving a wide range of topics to support planning and development projects, including collecting, tabulating, analyzing, and interpreting statistical and factual data.
- Support on-call planning services including review of land development proposals for consistency with all relevant plans, guidelines, and regulations.
- Meet and/or facilitate technical and citizen advisory committees to present, discuss or formulate policy recommendations and/or plan development.
- Present effectively to public planning committees and commissioners, as well as local decisionmakers.
- Evaluate and recommend appropriate designations for future land use using zoning and subdivision maps, transportation systems, and other related maps and documents.
- Prepare proposals for planning projects, create technical approaches, scopes of work including cost proposals, and evaluate specific contract provisions.
- Maintain a positive attitude of cooperation in the performance of work assignments, including adaptability, flexibility, and proactive engagement.
- Lead business development efforts in the region for both long- and short-range planning services. Assist with business development efforts company wide as requested.
Requirements
- Lead Planner: 8+ years of experience, AICP required, experience leading projects and teams
- Senior Planner: 15+ years of experience, AICP required, experience leading projects, teams, and/or project management
- Bachelor's or master's degree in planning, geography, community development, landscape architecture, or related field
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Knowledge of Utah State land use law
What We Offer- Competitive salary: $88,000 - $125,000 annually, depending on experience
- Professional development and career growth opportunities
- Coaching and Mentorship programs
- Performance bonuses for qualified employees
- Generous vacation and sick leave programs (increases with tenure)
- Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
- 401(k) with company match and profit sharing
- Education Reimbursement
- Paid Holidays
- Health club subsidy
- A collaborative, team-centered work environment
- Employee ownership opportunities after qualified years of service
The application window will be open through November 15, 2026. Applications will be reviewed frequently, and interviews may be scheduled throughout the posting period.
See our website for more benefit details: https://www.jub.com/our-benefits/
To apply for this position and learn more about J-U-B, please visit www.jub.com
Salary Description
$88,000 - $125,000 annually, DOE
