Rural Hazard Mitigation Program Lead

Texas A&M University

College Station (TX)

On-site

USD 63,000 - 77,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Job summary

Texas A&M University in College Station seeks an Assistant Program Leader to drive hazard mitigation planning and community engagement across Texas. You will coordinate multi‑jurisdictional plans, lead FEMA‑compliant analyses, and supervise interns while advising rural communities on resilience strategies.

The role demands strong leadership, GIS experience, and excellent written communication. Occasional travel to partner communities statewide is required; college‑station located position with a

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in planning, urban planning, emergency management, or related field.
Master’s degree in planning, urban planning, emergency management, or related field.
Four years of experience in hazard mitigation planning or related projects.
Experience with GIS and planning tools.
Strong written communication and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

Lead plan writing and policy generation for hazard mitigation plans.
Coordinate annual community applications for plan assistance and monitor grant reporting.
Oversee project implementation and supervise interns and student teams.
Develop educational materials and facilitate stakeholder meetings.

Skills

Leadership

Project coordination

Communication

Multitasking

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in planning or related field

Master’s degree in planning or related field

Tools

GIS

Job description

The role demands strong leadership, GIS experience, and excellent written communication. Occasional travel to partner communities statewide is required; college‑station located position with a

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