Part-Time Program Manager, Watershed & Sustainability

City of Fort Wayne; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 49,000 - 59,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

City pension plan

Competitive pay

Opportunity to lead impactful utility–

Job summary

City of Fort Wayne - City Utilities Engineering in Fort Wayne, IN seeks a Program Manager for Watershed Management and Sustainability. The position pays $35.42 to $43.00 per hour, with a schedule of up to 29 hours per week, onsite at Fort Wayne, IN.

Responsibilities include implementing goals, policies, and KPIs, supporting administrative processes, and conducting water-focused analyses to advance conservation and long-term water supply.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Engineering Technology, Landscape Architecture or equivalent.
• Experience with municipal government or utility is preferred.
• Proficiency in MS Office, Excel pivot tables, Power BI, PowerPoint, Word and Adobe Illustrator.

Responsibilities

• Implements goals, policies, strategic plans and KPIs to meet utility sustainability objectives.
• Manages administrative processes and best practice guidelines for utility initiatives.
• Performs water-focused analyses and develops supporting business cases for new initiatives.
• Utilizes PMIS for project schedules, budgets, status updates, and document management.
• Provides project management and technical assistance to engineering design and construction.
• Supports drains, stormwater standards, and green infrastructure policy development.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Engineering Technology, Landscape Architecture, or equivalent

Tools

Microsoft Office

Pivot Tables in Excel

Power BI

PowerPoint

Word

Adobe Illustrator

Job description

City of Fort Wayne - City Utilities Engineering in Fort Wayne, IN seeks a Program Manager for Watershed Management and Sustainability. The position pays $35.42 to $43.00 per hour, with a schedule of up to 29 hours per week, onsite at Fort Wayne, IN.

Responsibilities include implementing goals, policies, and KPIs, supporting administrative processes, and conducting water-focused analyses to advance conservation and long-term water supply.