The Project Manager position in the City of Tucson’s Water Department manages complex long range planning water resource projects and coordinates with experts from different fields for the duration of each project. This position prepares schedules, organizes and leads meetings, develops and implements budgets, and works collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders. This position reports to the Water Program Superintendent. This position does not supervise. Essential duties include but are not limited to: Manages and directs hydrology and water resource projects by assigning work, forecasting timelines and setting project parameters. Compiles, reviews, approves and retains all related documents related to various projects. Compiles research and analyzes data sets for water resource evaluations, record keeping, and reporting. Performs field work by driving to various work sites. Retains records and documents project progress. Compiles research and critically reviews and evaluates data sets to identify and recommend opportunities to maximize project efficiency. Prepares and reviews reports and project related correspondence. Generates annual reports that are submitted to the Directors Office and Mayor and Council. Collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to produce internal guidance documents and public facing long-range planning reports. Works on multiple projects simultaneously including scheduling and attending meetings, documenting discussions and progress through note taking, and professionally writing and responding to emails. Develops standard operating procedures to support project implementation. Prepares and delivers presentations to external stakeholder groups and water industry colleagues. Seeks out and attends tours of innovative water management facilities. Performs other duties as assigned.