Hybrid Affordable Housing Compliance Lead

Colorado 911 Resource Center, Inc.; Boulder (CO); Hybrid; USD 76,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Boulder seeks an Affordable Housing Compliance Project Manager to provide expert regulatory analysis and leadership for federally funded housing projects. You will guide subrecipients, manage compliance across complex programs, and refine housing policies and procedures.

You will coordinate environmental reviews (NEPA), oversee housing inspections, and ensure adherence to HUD requirements, state and local codes. Hybrid work may be required within Colorado.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration or relevant field; or eight years of related experience substituting education.
• Four years of progressively responsible experience in federal/local government, human services, nonprofit, or public agency including contracts, grants and compliance.

Responsibilities

• Serve as SME for regulatory analysis, technical assistance and coaching to subrecipient project managers using federal grants.
• Interpret complex federal regulations and funding requirements to develop clear policies, procedures, training, and technical assistance.
• Manage multiple federally and locally assisted housing projects, monitor compliance, and coordinate with Compliance Team.
• Conduct pre-award risk assessments and financial analyses (HOME subsidy calculations, gap analysis, underwriting, subsidy layering).
• Oversee environmental reviews (NEPA) and coordinate with HUD CPD, State agencies, and consulting parties.

Skills

Regulatory analysis

Public administration knowledge

Verbal and written communication

Process facilitation

Negotiation and consensus building

Education

Bachelor's degree in Public Administration or relevant field

Job description

The City of Boulder seeks an Affordable Housing Compliance Project Manager to provide expert regulatory analysis and leadership for federally funded housing projects. You will guide subrecipients, manage compliance across complex programs, and refine housing policies and procedures.

You will coordinate environmental reviews (NEPA), oversee housing inspections, and ensure adherence to HUD requirements, state and local codes. Hybrid work may be required within Colorado.