Project Manager II Streets Division Livable Streets SFMTA
Overview
The Livable Streets division seeks a Project Manager II to lead capital programs focused on pedestrian and speed management initiatives. This role reports to the Livable Streets Director and manages multi-project capital programs. Responsibilities include developing staff performance plans fostering collaboration and representing the division publicly. The position offers a competitive salary range of $228,124 - $245,570 with two openings available.
What You'll Do11
- 1Lead a team of 12-15 engineers and planners for a $50 million pedestrian capital program
- 2Oversee full project lifecycle from conceptual development through construction
- 3Develop equity-focused data-driven approaches for traffic calming installations
- 4Direct staff performance planning and implementation within the section
- 5Coordinate with city construction crews and other departments to deliver projects on schedule
- 6Create and maintain policies ensuring efficient section operations
- 7Represent Livable Streets to community groups and elected officials
- 8Adjust plans to meet emerging needs while addressing agency priorities
- 9Supervise staff development and foster inclusive work environment
- 10Manage capital programs exceeding $50 million across multiple projects
- 11Advocate for necessary resources including technology and materials
Requirements11
- 1Bachelor's degree in architecture engineering or planning with six years experience or equivalent combination
- 2Six years of responsible architectural engineering or construction management experience
- 3Ten years of related experience or California PE/Architect license with two years project coordination
- 4At least three years supervisory experience demonstrating strong staff management skills
- 5Experience with bicycle pedestrian facilities design and speed management strategies
- 6Knowledge of transportation funding sources and grant management capabilities
- 7Excellent communication skills for diverse audiences and public presentations
- 8Demonstrated ability to collaborate with stakeholders and build consensus
- 9Familiarity with transportation policy and equity considerations
- 10Professional engineering or architectural licensure
- 11Two years of full-time experience equivalent to 2000 hours
Salary Insight
$228 - $246k per year
Location
Required Skills
Similar open positions
Explore active roles that match your skills and interests.
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
VerifiedPrincipal Planner Analyst - Housing Land Use MPO
Lead strategic housing and land use initiatives for the Bay Area. This role owns grant and technical assistance programs while driving policy and fostering collaboration. Unique focus on equitable development across diverse communities.
Legacy Builders, Inc.
VerifiedProject Engineer – Land Development San Francisco CA
Land Development Project Engineer leads civil infrastructure planning budgeting design permitting and construction for grading roads water sewer and dry utilities in master-planned communities. Proven ability to adapt to agency standards and manage project entitlements budgets and timelines. This role combines technical expertise with leadership to drive successful development outcomes.
Department of Transportation
VerifiedPrincipal Transportation Engineer Caltrans
The District Division Chief, Design Services leads the Office of Design Support and related units. This role owns design services, directs projects, ensures compliance, and drives innovation. The position offers competitive compensation and opportunities for leadership.
City of Pittsburgh
VerifiedProject Engineer, Capital Construction & Infrastructure
You will supervise and direct engineering teams on complex City Capital projects for the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure, owning design and construction management from RFP to final inspection. Your projects span traffic, streets, bridges, and structures, often involving multi-disciplinary coordination. You will report to a Project Manager and guide a team of professional and technical staff, ensuring compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations. This role stands out by offering direct involvement in high-visibility public infrastructure and a clear path to project leadership.
County of San Mateo
VerifiedTransportation Systems Coordinator - San Mateo County
The City/County Association of Governments seeks a Transportation Systems Coordinator to lead congestion management initiatives across San Mateo County. This role involves coordinating transportation projects with local governments and agencies while supporting policy development and program implementation. The ideal candidate thrives in collaborative environments and drives sustainable mobility solutions.
KDG Construction Consulting
VerifiedProject Manager - Infrastructure Services
KDG seeks a skilled Project Manager to lead complex public infrastructure projects in Los Angeles. The ideal candidate will own end-to-end project delivery from concept through close-out while collaborating with diverse stakeholders. This role requires strategic oversight of multiple concurrent initiatives ensuring alignment with client objectives and regulatory standards.