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City of Pocatello

City Engineer

Pocatello, IdahoEngineeringPosted

Full-Time
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Job Description

The City Engineer directs the employees and operations of the City's Engineering Department in the design, construction, and records management of the City's infrastructure and capital improvement projects. This is a management and professional engineer job directing major engineering activities for the City. The job is responsible to plan, coordinate and oversee consultants, contractors and staff on engineering design and construction projects, development review of subdivisions and new construction, including project approval, surveying, drafting/mapping, inspection, and contract compliance.

The role includes administrative responsibilities such as employee supervision, budget development and administration, project reporting, and public presentations. The City Engineer is also the designated Floodplain for the City of Pocatello. Additionally, this role will coordinate and design the City storm water system and network.

The City Engineer will participate in Bannock Transportation Planning Organization Technical Advisory Committee. This position will also coordinate and design the City's transportation network including streets, sidewalks, pathways, and multimodal accessibility; and access management standards. The position requires licensure as a Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in the State of Idaho, strong leadership and communication skills, and the…

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