Closing Date: This position closes on Monday, February 13, 2023.

Ensures ongoing compliance with all applicable local, state and federal environmental laws; handles more complex assignments related to ensuring ongoing compliance; does related work as required.

Thorough technical knowledge of federal, state and local environmental laws and regulations as well as sustainability concepts and best management practices; thorough knowledge of erosion-control principles and practices; thorough knowledge of storm water management principles and practices; knowledge of construction methods and techniques; familiarity with watershed management, wetlands, flood plans, and other environmental laws and issues relevant to land development, use and management within the County; knowledge of common methods and equipment used in engineering construction and of inspection methods used in reviewing such work; ability to review construction documents, designs and proposals for costs, design requirements and compatibility (compliance) with County standards, guides and applicable state and federal requirements; ability to multitask and effectively manage competing priorities and make sound decisions; sound judgment with critical thinking and problem solving skills with the ability to cost effectively and appropriately resolve complex issues and ensure ongoing compliance with applicable local, state and federal laws; ability to accurately and consistently interpret and apply complex laws, regulations and policies; ability to lead, manage and partner effectively; excellent negotiation skills; knowledge of the principles and practices of contract procurement and management; strong oral and written communication skills; ability to express ideas clearly and concisely, orally and in writing to diverse audiences of stakeholders including but not limited to County Officials, County employees at all levels, engineers, developers, contractors, landowners, regulatory agencies' personnel, and citizens; ability to research, collect and maintain data, consider and weigh a variety of factors in making decisions or recommendations; ability to synthesize multiple types of complex data and produce easily understood reports and other materials; good supervisory skills including the ability to effectively manage workloads and projects and to foster and maintain high morale and engagement; good knowledge of personal computers and /or automated systems with the ability to enter, maintain, retrieve, analyze and report technical data clearly and concisely and to use common office software and department specific software and systems to accurately compile and maintain Division specific data and provide detailed reports; physical condition that permits activities including but not limited to walking long distances, climbing, bending, driving and working under adverse temperatures and/or weather conditions as needed to perform assigned duties and access diverse environmental locations Countywide; personal accountability including teamwork and establishing and maintaining positive relationships with a diverse community of internal and external stakeholders, customers and colleagues; ability to work independently; excellent customer service skills; tact; and courtesy. Must be able to positively and appropriately represent the County at the local, state and federal levels. Requires ability to work a flexible schedule with the ability to travel as assigned.

Four (4) year degree in a relevant field, preferably in an engineering field from a college or university accredited by the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technologies and one (1) year of professional environmental management experience at a local, state or federal level, including program management experience, compliance and mitigation, and resolving environmental issues with various stakeholders including developers, engineers, contractors and regulatory agencies; OR any equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities.