Flexible combination of the following: Bachelor's or graduate degree in engineering (mechanical, civil, electrical, e.g.), architecture, construction project management, geology or a related discipline; Experience directly managing large-scale public construction and / or infrastructure projects, including budget accountability (minimum five years preferred); Project management certification(s) (e,g. Reporting to the Roads and Bridges ('R&B") Administrator the Project Manager ('PM") assumes direct project management responsibilities as delegated for County capital construction projects across a variety of disciplines and departments, including facilities, parks, trails, historic sites, roads and bridges, technology, and infrastructure.