Program Manager Senior II Director, Maryland Revitalization Programs

Introduction

This is a Management Service Position with full State of Maryland benefits.

Work that Matters. The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is a national leader in community development and affordable housing. The Division of Neighborhood Revitalization seeks a highly organized, customer oriented, self-motivated, team player, experienced with community development, community planning, financial management and grant and loan administration.

DHCD has an immediate opening for a Director in its Division of Neighborhood Revitalization to help oversee a suite of community development programs that invests in revitalization throughout the state outside of Baltimore City. Collectively, the Neighborhood Revitalization division invests approximately $180 million in community economic development programs and projects.

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This position offers a salary range of $113,157 - $137,943/year, with potential for advancement up to $178,453 based on qualifications, equity, and hiring guidelines. Initial salary offers are determined by qualifications, experience, and available budget, and typically do no exceed $137,943/year.

2 N Charles St Baltimore MD 21201

Baltimore City with occasional travel to the Department’s headquarters in Lanham, MD. DHCD offers a combination "hybrid" in-person/telework work environment.

This Director position provides key leadership and policy expertise in the field of community development. The position leads a team responsible for managing a suite of neighborhood revitalization programs, with a particular focus on communities across Maryland. The position oversees grants, loans, projects and services provided to local governments and nonprofit organizations from application to award and monitoring. The position provides leadership in program and partnership development and the provision of technical assistance to stakeholders, community leaders, government officials and interagency partners seeking to revitalize communities.

• Education:
  
  A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.
• Experience:
  
  Ten years of experience in the community development field such as performing community stakeholder engagement and/planning, implementing community development projects and programs, and administering community development grant and loan programs. Additionally, must have a minimum of five years experience in a supervisory role or leading a team.
• Notes:
  • 1. Experience in community development field such as performing community stakeholder engagement, implementing community development projects and programs, and administering community development grant and loan programs may be substituted on a year-for-year basis for up to four years of the required education.
  • 2. A graduate degree may be substituted for up to two years of the required experience at a rate of thirty credit hours for each year of experience.

• Experience developing and implementing reinvestment strategies for urban, older suburban and rural communities.
• Experience in grant administration for government and/or nonprofit organizations.
• Experience in the area of community planning or community development.

Please provide sufficient information on your application to document that you meet the minimum qualifications for this recruitment. Unofficial transcripts, certifications or diplomas to document educational or certification qualifications are required. Educational credentials from foreign countries must be evaluated by an approved education review service. This evaluation must be submitted with your application. For further information, you may call International Consultants of Delaware, Inc.  

or World Education Services Inc. or . Successful candidates will be placed on the employment (eligible) list for at least one year. Eligible list may be used to fill future vacancies of the same classification. Successful candidates must document eligibility to work in the U.S. upon hire.

Please note:

The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development is not sponsoring new employees in application of the H-1B Visa at this time due to budgetary constraints. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States under the Immigration and Reform Control Act of 1986. Federal regulations prohibit H1B Visa candidates from paying sponsorship fees, all sponsorship fees must be assumed by the potential…