Amtsleitung (w/m/d) Stadtplanungsamt / Raum Stuttgart (TVöD EG 15)

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anyb consultingDenver (CO)

Architectural and Engineering Managers Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development

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About the role

Historic City Management in Stuttgart The administration of the historically grown old town in the suburban area of Stuttgart includes the departments of urban development, environmental planning and geoinformation as well as city and building planning in the city planning office.

Responsibilities:

Professional, organizational and personnel leadership as well as control of the city planning office
Development and implementation of urban planning concepts and building planning
Project and budget responsibility for significant urban development measures
Accompaniment and control of the transformation of streets and infrastructure projects
Ensuring a climate-efficient and sustainable city planning
Structural shaping within the office and the urban development
Close coordination with the mayor and the lord mayor in strategic questions
Development and presentation of decision-making bases for the municipal bodies
Cooperation with political bodies, investors and citizens
Control and accompaniment of commissioned engineering offices (planning, awarding, management, billing)

Qualification Proven professional experience in city and building planning Very good knowledge of urban planning law, building code and specialist planning Leadership experience and competence as well as self-assured behavior Strong communication skills on an equal footing, negotiation skills and assertiveness Profound organizational and decision-making ability Structured, self-reliant and solution-oriented working method High degree of team capability, flexibility, creativity and commitment Friendly, collegial manner and willingness to interdisciplinary cooperation Completed study of architecture, city planning or a comparable field with a focus on city and environmental planning We are looking forward to your profile and take the time to carefully review each application. In the spirit of our transparent feedback culture, you will receive a timely response on the next steps.

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