Site Master Planner and Permitting Owner

About the role

The Site Master Planner and Site Permitting Owner develops and maintains the site's 3-5-year Master Plan, covering space reservations, infrastructure and utility growth planning, business continuity and regulatory permitting. The role acts as the focal point between internal stakeholders, project teams, utilities owners, municipalities, government authorities and regulatory agencies so that site growth plans stay aligned, compliant and executable.

Key responsibilities

• Own and maintain the Site Master Plan, including space allocation, infrastructure capacity, utility growth and long-term site development strategies.
• Lead site permitting for construction, business, environmental, infrastructure and operational permits.
• Coordinate with municipalities, government agencies, utility providers and Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) to secure approvals and maintain compliance.
• Evaluate future site growth scenarios, identify capacity gaps, risks and required infrastructure investments.
• Track permit schedules, milestones, risks and dependencies to support project execution.
• Partner with engineering, construction, finance, legal and operations teams to align site development plans and permitting requirements.
• Maintain documentation, standards, forecasts and reporting on site planning, infrastructure growth and permits.
• Drive stakeholder alignment, influence decisions and resolve permitting and planning issues on time.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Architecture, Engineering, Urban Planning, Law or a related field.
• 5+ years of experience in site planning, permitting, infrastructure development, facilities engineering, construction or municipal/regulatory affairs.
• Preferred: experience in semiconductor, industrial, manufacturing or large-scale infrastructure environments.
• Knowledge of building codes, environmental regulations, utility infrastructure and permitting processes.
• Experience with site master planning, infrastructure capacity assessments and growth scenario analysis.
• Excellent verbal and written communication in Hebrew and English.

Required skills

• Strong analytical, problem-solving and project management skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and strong negotiation and relationship-building abilities.
• High attention to detail, commitment to safety and quality, and strong risk assessment skills.
• Strong Microsoft Office and data analysis skills.

The role is based in Kiryat Gat, Israel, and is eligible for a hybrid work model splitting time between the site and off-site.