Manager Supportive Housing

The Ohio Department of Development is seeking a mission-focused, tech savvy Manager Supportive Housing that is excited to join our efforts to modernize and streamline the state's supportive housing programs.

What you'll be doing:

Successful applicants will become positive change agents and partners with non-profit and local government agencies in creating opportunities for homeless and low-income individuals and families by:

* Empowering homeless programs in Ohio through the provision of professional, accurate and timely customer service and technical assistance.

* Supervise and coordinate workload for staff that are developing and reviewing grant applications for completion accuracy, and alignment with HUD, Continua of Care and state policy.

* Oversee the analysis of operating systems, policies and/or procedures of our grantees and their respective CoCs to determine the need for program improvements and help them improve their performance.

* Researching and developing policies and best practices related to supportive housing and determining their impact on the implementation of homeless programs.

* Reviewing grant applications, reports, and other documentation for accuracy and compliance; entering data into the electronic grant management systems.

* Monitoring grantee implementation of supportive housing programs for compliance with program, state and federal regulations and providing feedback and technical assistance.

* Developing training, technical assistance, processes, and informational materials.

* Responding to public and Grantee inquiries demonstrating sound metrics, accountability and transparency while ensuring quality customer service and maintaining a partnering relationship on behalf of the Department and Governor.

* Completion of undergraduate core program in business administration/public administration, urban planning or political science; 12 months training or 12 months experience in planning, developing and/or implementing housing and/or homeless grant programs or real estate sales and must be able to provide own transportation.

* Or 36 months training or 36 months experience in planning, developing and/or implementing housing and/or homeless grant programs or real estate sales and must be able to provide own transportation.