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Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

- Strategic management and operational oversight of the Transportation Development Division within the Transportation Department consisting of 11 staff members and two work units - Engineering Review, and Right-of-Way Services - Responsibility for coordinating and performing regulatory review and permitting of transportation elements of privately-funded development projects and construction activities within the public right-of-way - Foster and maintain collaborative relationships and open communication with internal stakeholder departments as well as external agency, industry, and citizen stakeholders to address development and construction-related issues and concerns as well as promote efficient, effective, and mutually beneficial policies and processes- Review and analysis of overall program and work unit metrics for the purposes of identifying resource, process, and budgetary needs as well as guiding operational improvements within the program and work units- Collaborate with fellow members the City of Raleigh's multi-departmental Development Management Team to promote and achieve organizational service excellence through thorough and proactive response to organizational, industry, and market needs and trends- Collaboration with the Planning and Development Department, City Attorney’s Office, and other affected departments to evaluate the UDO, Raleigh Street Design Manual, and other City codes to propose updates and text changes as necessary - Facilitation of the City of Raleigh's acceptance of public right-of-way and utility infrastructure associated with private development projects, to include responsibility for the legal acceptance for continuous maintenance of such infrastructure

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

- Strategic management and operational oversight of the Engineering Program within the Development Services Department consisting of 24 staff members and three work units - Engineering Inspections, Engineering Review, and Right-of-Way Services - Responsibility for coordinating and performing regulatory review and permitting of transportation elements of privately-funded development projects and construction activities within the public right-of-way as well as the inspection and approval of all privately-funded public infrastructure and private utility construction and rehabilitation within public rights-of-way and public easements - Foster and maintain collaborative relationships and open communication with internal stakeholder departments as well as external agency, industry, and citizen stakeholders to address development and construction-related issues and concerns as well as promote efficient, effective, and mutually beneficial policies and processes- Review and analysis of overall program and work unit metrics for the purposes of identifying resource, process, and budgetary needs as well as guiding operational improvements within the program and work units- Collaborate with fellow members the City of Raleigh's multi-departmental Development Management Team to promote and achieve organizational service excellence through thorough and proactive response to organizational, industry, and market needs and trends- Collaboration with the Planning Department, City Attorney’s Office, and other affected departments to evaluate the UDO, Raleigh Street Design Manual, and other City codes to propose updates and text changes as necessary - Facilitation of the City of Raleigh's acceptance of public right-of-way and utility infrastructure associated with private development projects, to include responsibility for the legal acceptance for continuous maintenance of such infrastructure

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

- Operational management of the Engineering Review Group within the Development Engineering Division of the Development Services Department with responsibility for coordinating and performing development review associated with privately funded and publicly initiated development and utility projects.- Analyze current and historical statistical plan review data for the purposes of workload management, determining personnel needs, and yearly budgeting.- Coordinate with staff within the Engineering Review Group work unit in assessing individual career goals, strengths and areas of improvement, seeking to guide coaching and continuing education opportunities to facilitate continued growth of knowledge, skills and confidence. - Review current, and participate in creating proposals for, standard operating procedures, policies and regulations pertaining to development review processes to ensure industry viability, efficiency, effectiveness and continuing compliance with all local, state and federal regulations and guidelines. - Foster and maintain collaborative relationships and open communication with internal stakeholder departments as well as external agency, industry and citizen stakeholders to address development and construction-related issues and concerns as well as promote efficient, effective and mutually beneficial policies and processes.

- Review development plans, rezoning requests, traffic impact studies, and other transportation related issues for concurrency with design criteria and applicable codes.- Respond to citizens’ inquiries, perform field inspections as needed, and design solutions to transportation related problems. - Conduct special studies, prepare background reports, and present data to citizen groups and legislative bodies. - Study vehicular and pedestrian traffic conditions. Plan, organize, and direct work in transportation studies to plan surface systems.

Jones & Cnossen Engineering is a civil engineering firm, focusing on land development and design, construction management, land planning, and stormwater design and inspections. Responsibilities include assisting with subdivision and site plan design including road, water, sewer, stormwater, and erosion control, as well as assisting with construction management and production of as-built drawings.

PREI is a recycling facility processing post-consumer plastic bottles. The operation consists of extensive material handling equipment, electronic scanners for the separation of the plastic bottles, and granulators for material size reduction.