The City of Raleigh, North Carolina is searching for a dedicated and experienced historic preservation planner in the Historic Preservation Unit of the Raleigh Urban Design Center (UDC), a division of the Department of City Planning.

Applicants must have specialized knowledge in the historic preservation program area.

The Southwest Area Manager position manages SF Park Alliance Partners (fiscally-sponsored groups) and performs ongoing programmatic work for the area of the city located south of Golden Gate Park and west of Highway 101. It includes San Francisco’s most iconic neighborhoods (Mission, Castro, Noe Valley, Sunset, Ingleside, Portola, Bernal Heights) and landmarks, such as Sutro Forest, John McLaren Park, and Lake Merced. ​​The position involves collaborating with existing SF Parks Alliance Partners, community/neighborhood groups, City departments, real estate developers, funders and other stakeholders to advance public space projects and activities that reflect broader community needs, goals and aspirations.

The Southwest Area Manager ensures that fiscally sponsored Partners in the City’s southwest area receive support and assistance services, as defined by their respective Partner service type. This may include grant management, budget coordination, assisting with project planning, and working with Partners to determine how best to address their unique needs. Partner input and collaboration is vital to successfully manage the southwest area, ensuring an authentic community voice and an equity lens to inform progress

This position guides staff and clients through the full life cycle of a development project from pre-submittal due diligence to final construction. Represents Town as a development liaison innovator with Town departments and private development industry ensuring innovative best management processes (BMP) are developed, coordinated, communicated and implemented. The position provides advanced level professional planning work and are considered subject matter experts with the highest level of knowledge, providing consultation to other planning staff and to management.

This is a mid-level project management position responsible for leading planning teams, managing planning and regulatory processes and projects. The Principal Planner will be developing & analyzing underlying quantitative data in support of the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization (Metropolitan Planning Organization or MPO for the Charlotte urbanized area).

This position will bridge the gap between CRTPO and transit agencies in the region, ensuring a closer connection on transit topics. Participation in the preparation, amendment, and modification of the Metropolitan Transportation Plan, Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), performance-based planning initiatives and other plans and programs are essential to the mission of an MPO.

The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the metropolitan planning process. This position may require occasional in-state travel and off-hours work scheduled during nights and weekends.

Come join the Applied Planning Intelligence unit in Metro’s Planning Office – a team delivering complex data analysis to inform executive decision-making and improve Metro’s performance for customers. The team integrates and leverages big data to develop actionable intelligence on ridership and the customer experience. Analyses touch on a wide range of topics, including service, performance, operations, fare policy, the customer experience, customer impacts of policy proposals, and more.

We are looking for candidates with critical thinking, data science, and research skills; experience working with transportation data and querying SQL databases; and a passion for improving public transit service for riders. The right candidates can transform a large dataset into useful information and help turn information into ideas and action. More than one position may be available depending on the qualifications of the candidates.

Volpe is seeking several Operation Research Analysts for TC V310 and V320 using analytical and communication skills to select and modify appropriate methods of operation, analyze results, and prepare reports.

The Executive Director (ED) is responsible for building relationships across diverse cultures and stakeholders. These stakeholders include local government staff and elected officials, donors, staff, community partners, developers, tenants, and homeowners. The ED is responsible for advocating for affordable housing strategies and policies; providing leadership and support to the Board of Directors in attaining and allocating resources; implementing programs; establishing program oversight and evaluation and providing leadership and direction to staff.

The ED ensures the long-term sustainability and effective execution of CHT’s mission. The ED is the organizational leader, who must have a strong working relationship with the staff, particularly the Director of Operations and Finance who oversees the work of the organization, including programs, finance and staffing.

You will be developing new answers to many of Boston’s challenges, including the Green Line Extension, North-South Rail Link and Allston Interchange Project – and you will also be involved in the MBTA’s Bus Network Redesign process over the coming years. As a Transit Analyst at Arup you will work on multi-modal transportation planning, transit planning, future mobility, complete streets, and integrated land use/transportation planning.

Performs professional work participating in a variety of assignments in the Planning Department. Work involves the application of professional knowledge and skills in various municipal planning situations. Employee prepares or assists in the preparation of reports and plans affording considerable opportunity for independent judgment in laying out work details and making technical determinations.

Vance County is currently seeking a Planning & Development Director to join our management team of professionals. The position is responsible for professional and managerial work planning, organizing and directing a department responsible for land use planning and zoning compliance for Vance County, building inspections, commercial plans review, building codes and ordinance enforcement and building permitting functions for the County and the City of Henderson.