$69.67-$109.32 Hourly / $12,076.13-$18,948.80 Monthly / $144,913.60-$227,385.60 Yearly
This is highly responsible work providing direct support to the
Administrator for Development and Economic Opportunity in directing,
coordinating and overseeing various programs and divisions related to economic
development, (re) development, housing and business regulation.
The employee in this class performs work of unusual difficulty that will
focus on supporting the attraction of new businesses to Tampa, helping to grow
entrepreneurship, and grow and retain existing businesses. Under administrative
direction, the employee assists in the oversight responsibility for Planning
and Development Department, the Community Redevelopment Areas (CRAs) and the Tampa
Convention Center. Extensive initiative and independent judgment are required
in ensuring the provision of the highest quality of municipal services while
managing multiple projects simultaneously. The employee will support the administrator’s
mission to provide customer satisfaction, while achieving a high level of
productivity, efficiency and sustainability. Work is reviewed by conferences,
reports submitted and results obtained. Appointed position; employee serves at
the pleasure of the Mayor.
Project management
and various support for staffing, budgeting, planning, oversight, and direction
for the following:
Planning and
Development – consolidated Construction Services Center which includes Planning
and Land Development Coordination, Housing, Real Estate, and Historic
Preservation and Urban Design.
Community
Redevelopment Areas – Heights, Central Park, Channel District, Downtown, Ybor,
East Tampa and Drew Park, Tampa Convention Center.
Accomplishes the
requirements of the Mayor, City Council, outside agencies, other departments,
citizens, and customers.
Works with
developers, citizen committees, other governmental agencies, and support
departments to develop, establish and maintain positive working relationships.
Performs related
work as required.
Comprehensive
knowledge of: principles and practices of planning, forecasting, and
organizational analysis; methods of collection and analysis of planning data
and of research design and methodology.
Extensive
knowledge of: modern management practices and procedures; federal,
state and local legislation impacting areas of responsibility; modern
developments, current literature, and sources of information relating to
utilities.
Ability to: write and speak clearly and succinctly in a variety of communication
settings; effectively establish and maintain effective working relationships
with city officials, directors, managers, the media, and others; plan, assign,
direct, and coordinate the work of employees in a manner than promotes full
performance; set clear objectives and measures and monitor process, progress
and results.
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s,
preferably a master’s, degree in public or business administration, planning or
a related field and five (5) years of experience in economic development,
community planning or land development, public finance, negotiating, marketing
and/or administering public/private partnerships including at least two (2)
years of senior management level experience with proven planning and management
experience appropriate to this level of responsibility.
Possession of a valid drivers’ license required.
During periods when the Mayor issues an emergency declaration for the City
of Tampa, all employees may be required to work in preparation, response or
recovery activities related to the stated emergency.