Deputy Director of Infrastructure & Development
city of salisburyMorgantown (WV)
Deputy Director of Infrastructure & Development
Posted 4 days ago
city of salisburyMorgantown (WV)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Position Summary:
The Deputy Director is a senior management positionwithin the department of Infrastructure and Development. The Deputy Director provides program management anddirects, implements and coordinates infrastructure andpublic service projects. The position coordinates theimplementation of the infrastructure and public servicesprograms as it launches and moves towards implementationand liaison with all necessary agencies. The positionsupports the Director and manages civil constructionprojects, including engineering and environmental. TheDeputy Director will assist in the management of a robustcapital and operational budget; cultivate relationships withthe development community; and work with local, state, and federal regulatory agencies. Top candidates for thischallenging leadership role must thrive in a robust, fast-paced, and complex environment and embrace theperformance of the entire Department. Must have strongleadership ability and management skills in leading anddeveloping staff.
Position Requirements:
Education/Experience Bachelor’s degree in engineering and seven (7) years ofexperience involving the analysis of technical data, designs andspecifications in engineering systems, utilities and supportfacilities related to public works engineering. Professional Engineer preferred. At least four (4) years of relevant experience involving systemsappropriate to local government operations is preferred; or anequivalent combination of education and experience. Exceptional leadership skills with experience managingmultitalented teams. Requirements/Certifications Valid Driver’s License Must complete all appropriate FEMA Certificationswithin six (6) months of hire.
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