District Operations & Master Plan Lead

US Army Corps of Engineers; Carlyle (IL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers in the United States is seeking a qualified professional to oversee natural resource and facility maintenance programs. The role involves budgeting, master planning, and leading a team of managers, specialists, and park staff to ensure effective operations.

The position emphasizes collaboration with diverse agencies and stakeholders to deliver projects and programs that support flood risk management, recreation, and environmental stewardship.

Qualifications

• One year of specialized experience managing natural resource programs, public lands or facility maintenance programs.
• Experience in developing implementation plans and assisting in budget preparation.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates construction, dam maintenance and repair, campsite rehabilitation contracts and master planning.
• Develops and administers the annual budget for lake facilities (Flood Risk Management, Water Supply, Recreation, Environmental Stewardship).
• Provides leadership and supervision through subordinate staff.
• Consults with managers to determine program adequacy and needed changes.
• Gives advice and instruction to employees on work and administrative matters.
• Aligns positions to minimize duplication of functions and overlapping duties.
• Promotes project resources through extensive liaison with federal, state, municipal agencies and other organizations.

Skills

Budgeting

Leadership

Strategic planning

Supervision

Education

Bachelors degree in related field

Job description

US Army Corps of Engineers in the United States is seeking a qualified professional to oversee natural resource and facility maintenance programs. The role involves budgeting, master planning, and leading a team of managers, specialists, and park staff to ensure effective operations.

The position emphasizes collaboration with diverse agencies and stakeholders to deliver projects and programs that support flood risk management, recreation, and environmental stewardship.