Required: Bachelor's degree in a related field, including: Engineering, including Civil, Structural, Electrical, Coastal, or Water Resources, Architecture, Construction Management or Construction Inspection, Cost Estimating, Quality Assurance, Environmental Science, Environmental Planning, Historic Preservation, Emergency Management, Public Administration, Business Administration, Finance or Accounting, Insurance, Other related fields. The Public Assistance Generalist works closely with state and local government agencies, municipalities, applicants, federal representatives, contractors, and internal project teams to review project documentation, validate damage assessments, evaluate scopes of work and cost estimates, identify hazard mitigation opportunities, and resolve eligibility, compliance, and documentation issues.