Responsibilities include: Researches property records and deeds related to multimodal transportation capital improvement projects; Researches county available database to obtain development site plans adjoining projects; Collaborates with project engineers on required property owner notifications, including preparing, distributing, and tracking correspondence; Creates maps, drawings, plans, and other required documentation for permit applications; Prepares, updates, submits, and tracks permit applications from various county and state agencies; Prepares, reviews, coordinates, submits, and tracks state street acceptance packages to ensure accuracy and compliance with state codes and regulations; Collects, manages, and reports technical project-related information, including project descriptors required for performance measurement reporting; Monitors status of projects and identifies and documents issues to support effective project delivery; Prepares documentation, collects project data, and coordinates with other agencies to produce project status reports and the Annual Completed Projects Book; Maintains the department's Capital Project Management System (CPMS) database and serves as a subject matter expert on the Capital Project Management Information System (CPMIS) implementation; Supervises an Engineering Technician position, including developing goals, assigning tasks, monitoring workload, evaluating performance, and providing training, coaching, and mentoring; and. Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with a bachelors degree in civil engineering, urban, regional or transportation planning, or a closely related field; plus two years of professional experience in civil engineering, urban, regional or transportation planning, or a closely related field.