The duties of the State Coastal Conservancy Project Development Manager (CPDM) may include but will not be limited to:
- Directly supervise up to four Project Development Analysts
- Work closely with the Regional Manager to make decisions about staff workloads, training needs, and budgets
- Take a leading role in training new staff
- Provide direction and guidance to staff regarding ongoing assignments and daily work activities
- Review Conservancy Board staff recommendations
- Ensure Conservancy processes are understood, and deadlines are met
- Approve grant project scopes, budgets, and invoices
- Approve travel requests, travel expense claims, and all other forms as needed
- Conduct annual performance appraisals and complete probationary reports
- Assist Regional Manager with program direction and funding decisions
- Participate in the Conservancy Management Team
- As assigned, take the lead on ensuring agency-wide or program-specific policies and initiatives are met within the workgroup
- Represent the Conservancy and SF Bay Area Program in public settings, meetings, and with other agencies and organizations
- Directly manage complex projects in the SF Bay Area region to protect, restore and enhance coastal resources, promote resilience to climate change impacts, and increase opportunities for the public to enjoy the coast; or to further any other purposes consistent with the Conservancy’s enabling legislation
- Act in the absence of the Regional Manager in other supervisory duties.
Location: Hybrid (Oakland office)
Pay Range: $8,847.00 – $10,992.00 per Month