Storm Mitigation Program Manager

Georgia Department of Revenue•Atlanta, GA

13d•$75,000 - $100,000•Onsite

About The Position

Under supervision, the Storm Mitigation Program Manager leads the planning, development, and execution of comprehensive strategies that reduce organizational and community vulnerability to severe weather events. This role oversees mitigation initiatives designed to strengthen infrastructure resilience, enhance preparedness, and minimize operational disruptions before, during, and after storms.

Requirements

High school diploma/GED and ten (10) years of professional level experience OR an equivalent combination of knowledge, education, job experience or training that provides the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully perform the job at the level listed may be substituted year over year.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in a related field from an accredited college or university.
Grants Management Experience.

Responsibilities

Provide executive-level direction for statewide mitigation and resilience initiatives.
Develop program strategies, policies, operating frameworks, and implementation plans.
Establish measurable program goals, performance standards, and accountability systems.
Identify opportunities to expand and improve mitigation programs based on emerging risks, research, and program performance.
Ensure programs remain aligned with legislative mandates, state priorities, and applicable federal requirements.
Direct financial assistance and grant programs with substantial annual operating budgets.
Develop and oversee program budgets, financial controls, funding strategies, and expenditure plans.
Establish processes for eligibility, application review, award administration, project monitoring, compliance, and closeout.
Monitor program performance and financial outcomes and provide regular reports to executive leadership and oversight entities.
Establish partnerships among government, insurance, construction, financial, academic, nonprofit, and community organizations.
Coordinate initiatives involving multiple governmental and private-sector stakeholders.
Develop stakeholder engagement strategies to build support for mitigation and resilience initiatives.
Oversee the development of evidence-based mitigation strategies addressing wind, wildfire, flood, severe weather, and other natural hazards.
Evaluate risk data, loss information, mitigation research, and economic analyses to support program decisions.
Translate technical and financial information into actionable recommendations for executive team.
Promote policies and programs that connect mitigation, insurance, building practices, consumer behavior, and community resilience.
Perform other duties as assigned.