Interdisciplinary Community Planner-Engineer-Architect

• Professional knowledge of a wide range of concepts principles and practices of a wide range of engineering disciplines architecture landscape architecture and community planning is required to solve problems that may not be resolved by routine methods. Indepth knowledge of engineering and planning principles related to land use planning and community liaison as well as broad knowledge of facilities design is required in order to serve as an authority to the Command to lead multidisciplined teams involved with base and asset development.

• The incumbent independently plans organizes and conducts all phases of the project determining scope of assignment.

Experience and Education:

• Bachelors or masters degree in mechanical engineering supplemented by a considerable amount of handson design experience.
• Registration as a Professional Engineer or Architect
• Ability to achieve Level III certification in the Facilities Engineering Career Field and meet the subsequent requirements for Continuous Learning Points (CLPs).
• Knowledge of DOD and Navy guide specifications criteria and policy industry codes and standards and standard practices as related to mechanical engineering design.

Other Job Requirements and Position Information:

• Occasional overtime is required but not guaranteed.
• Willingness to complete training required by the CI Community Management Plan and the incumbents Individual Development Plan (IDP).
• Ability to achieve Level III certification in the Facilities Engineering Career Field and meet the subsequent requirements for Continuous Learning Points (CLPs). Eligible for telework.
• Annual completion of a Confidential Financial Disclosure Report (OGE Form 450