Environmental Engineering & Planning Branch Chief (Telework)

United States Fleet Forces Command; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

The United States Fleet Forces Command seeks an Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist/Community Planner/Scientific Resources Manager to lead the Environmental Readiness within Fleet Installations and Environment Division COMMANDER US FLEET FORCES COMMAND.

The role emphasizes supervision, workload management, and performance evaluation for a multidisciplinary team of senior GS-13/14 personnel, with emphasis on planning, engineering, and scientific workflows in a federal setting.

Qualifications

• Basic education requirements must be met at time of application with transcripts provided.
• Degrees in community planning or related fields must include planning process coursework and related elements.
• Engineering/physical science background with required calculus and engineering science courses is acceptable.
• Professional licensure or engineering registration is considered for qualification.

Responsibilities

• Provide administrative and technical supervision for a multidisciplinary team of senior personnel (GS-13/14).
• Oversee workload management, performance evaluation, and branch operations within Environmental Readiness.
• Ensure compliance with OPM qualification standards and accompanying documentation.

Education

Community planning degree or related field

Engineering or physical science background with ABET-compliant requirements

Federal qualifications: Professional Engineer registration or FE exam; ABET accreditation knowledge

Job description

The United States Fleet Forces Command seeks an Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist/Community Planner/Scientific Resources Manager to lead the Environmental Readiness within Fleet Installations and Environment Division COMMANDER US FLEET FORCES COMMAND.

The role emphasizes supervision, workload management, and performance evaluation for a multidisciplinary team of senior GS-13/14 personnel, with emphasis on planning, engineering, and scientific workflows in a federal setting.