Land Entitlement Trainee
White's Site Development
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- Location
- Orlando, FL
- Posted
- Oct 4
- 15 days ago
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About the company
White's Site Development
2 to 10 employees
White's Site Development is a Central Florida civil site development company specializing in multifamily and commercial ground-up projects. We're a lean, fast-moving team growing rapidly — and building careers alongside projects.
What you'll do
- Research zoning codes and land use regulations, assist with rezoning and site plan applications, and track permits.
- Attend meetings and hearings, coordinate with engineers and attorneys, and support feasibility and acquisition research.
What you need
- A degree in Urban Planning, Real Estate, Civil Engineering, Public Administration, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- Strong written communication and organizational skills and Microsoft Office proficiency.
Key skills
Written communicationOrganizational skillsMicrosoft OfficeGISArcGISGoogle Earth Pro
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Perks
- Hands-on mentorship
- Direct exposure to live projects
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Land Entitlement Trainee
White's Site Development | Orlando / Central Florida | Entry Level
About Us
White's Site Development is a Central Florida civil site development company specializing in multifamily and commercial ground-up projects. We're a lean, fast-moving team growing rapidly — and building careers alongside projects.
The Role
Support the entitlement and predevelopment process across active Central Florida projects. You'll learn to take raw land from concept through local government approvals — a highly valuable, hard-to-find skill set. Mentorship is built in. We expect curiosity and drive, not a finished resume.
What You'll Do
Research zoning codes and land use regulations, assist with rezoning and site plan applications, track permit status across multiple projects, attend pre-application meetings and public hearings, coordinate with engineers and attorneys, and support feasibility and acquisition research.
What We're Looking For
Degree in Urban Planning, Real Estate, Civil Engineering, Public Administration, or related field — or equivalent experience
Strong written communication and organizational skills
Microsoft Office proficiency
GIS familiarity (ArcGIS, Google Earth Pro) a plus
Florida land development or local government exposure a plus
What matters most:
reliability, resourcefulness, transparency, ownership, and a team-first attitude.
What We Offer
Hands-on mentorship in Florida real estate development
Direct exposure to live projects
Competitive base compensation with performance-based growth
Clear path to senior entitlement or project management roles
To Apply
Send your resume and a 3–5 sentence note on why this role interests you to
[email protected]
. Applications with the note are prioritized. Rolling review.