Senior Mitigation and Resilience Analyst - Lee County, Florida (Local Remote /Hybrid) - Disaster Recovery

ICFs Disaster Management (DM) Division seeks a fully developed Senior Mitigation and Resilience Analyst to support our growing portfolio of nationwide hazard mitigation planning federal grant assistance and floodplain management projects. The DM Division supports U.S. federal agencies; state local tribal and territorial (SLTT) governments; and non-governmental partners to design and implement plans policies and programs that promote local pre-disaster mitigation action and support long-term housing economic and infrastructure recovery post-disaster.

Our primary clients are SLTT governments administering U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) disaster recovery and hazard mitigation programs and we are swiftly expanding to cover funds appropriated through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

Hiring for this role is contingent upon the successful award of a contract and will only be filled if the contract is secured. This position will have multi-faceted responsibilities related to project technical delivery and client engagement. A successful candidate will be equipped to lead the day-to-day delivery of assigned tasks including but not limited to FEMA 406 and Hazard Mitigation Assistance program design mitigation policy analysis and policy development grant writing and grant management. ICF seeks a team-oriented self-starter that will work proactively alongside colleagues clients and other contractors as directed to deliver quality products and services. This position will interface directly with clients upon arrival.

This position is remote-based with strong location preference for Lee County Florida. The ideal candidate must be able to travel up to 20% domestically as needed based on current and prospective clients. Our work is done in a professional collaborative and engaging environment that enables individuals to pursue their passions while maximizing value for our clients. This position offers upward mobility opportunities agency to build and foster your own client relationships and guidance and mentorship from a world-class team of professionals.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead small teams to conduct open-source policy research document reviews and data analysis to support local hazard mitigation planning and grant application development.
• Scope and manage hazard mitigation grants in accordance with FEMA 406 and Hazard Mitigation Assistance policy requirements guidelines and best practices.
• Support technical leads with developing hazard mitigation and long-term recovery and resilience strategies including grant funding roadmaps for project implementation.
• Develop first drafts of written products (e.g. grant applications grant funding strategies checklists reports etc.) and tools (e.g. dashboards etc.) to support the design and implementation of client projects.
• Develop agendas and deliver presentations to clients and other contractors to support project implementation activities.
• Support project managers with deliverable reviews and budget and schedule tracking for deliverable submission.
• Assist with business development activities including proposal writing white papers opinion pieces and other marketing support.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelors degree in Planning Public and/or Environmental Justice or Policy Economics or similar field
• 5 years experience conducting research analyzing FEMA data and policies and developing products such as state and/or local policies hazard mitigation plans standard operating procedures and grant applications
• 5 years experience writing and managing FEMA hazard mitigation grants including 406 and Hazard Mitigation Assistance programs

Preferred Qualifications

• Masters degree in Planning Public and/or Environmental Policy Economics or similar field
• Experience with FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance (e.g. HMGP FMA BRIC) programs including experience using the FEMA BCA Toolkit
• Grant writing and grant management experience for complex infrastructure projects or housing programs including acquisition/demolition and elevation projects
• Experience managing client and project manager expectations including coordinating with federal and state funding agencies
• Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and FEMAs Hazus Program
• ASFPM Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM)

Professional Skills

• Excellent time management capabilities including the ability to prioritize and balance workload across multiple projects with short-term deadlines
• Experience working directly with clients and senior project leads to define expectations and conduct interim reviews of work products
• Pays close attention to detail and maintains well-organized notes and project files
• Team-oriented professional who proactively engages other team members to ensure quality of delivery
• Able to provide constructive feedback to team members to improve quality of work products
• Able to formulate creative and strategic approaches to solve problems
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Values and demonstrates integrity and ethical behavior in all things
• Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word Excel Outlook and PowerPoint)

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