Project Manager - Lands Program

Authorization to work in the U.S. permanently without sponsorship. High school diploma or equivalent. Minimum 10 years of experience in land adjustments, advising on lands related legal matters, or right-of-way acquisition. Strong theoretical and practical understanding of Federal lands and right-of way acquisition policy and process. Experience managing existing projects through the process. Demonstrated experience in scheduling and communicating effectively with public and private citizens. Self-motivated mindset and ability to work independently. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to engage stakeholders of diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Competency in computer usage and proficiency in word processing software.

Manage planning and implementation of projects for lands and right-of-way acquisition and land adjustments. Integrate functions to meet project requirements. Plan and implement projects to meet quality, statutory, and regulatory requirements. Coordinate among stakeholders. Ensure compliance. Perform tasks specific to lands adjustments and lands and right-of-way acquisition. Plan, organize, coordinate, scope, direct, execute, monitor, and control project deliverables, schedule, title review, and DOJ compliance. Interface with Forest support personnel. Develop schedules and review title work. Prepare title opinion packages. Work through complex special use projects. Conduct land records research. Advise staff on complex special use and lands/right-of-way issues. Perform on-site inspections. Work with private citizens or NGOs to acquire rights on behalf of the United States. Ensure work compliance with USDA Forest Service standards. Travel to project locations to work with landowners or conduct inspections.