Consultant II

Performs specialized assignments and acts as a liaison with appropriate groups and organizations; conducts studies and analyses concerning capital projects or funding vehicles; locates and determines the availability and feasibility of funding sources; prepares, analyzes, and evaluates development pro forma; prepares informational or background reports on specific Commission issues or problems; reviews and evaluates complex written documents and the impact of proposed or approved legislation; assists and advises executive staff on Commission matters; and performs related duties as assigned.

Possesses high level of expertise in a specialized area. May function as an Assistant Manager for a program or function. Some positions may supervise or direct the activities of lower level staff.

Education and training equivalent to graduation from an accredited four-year college or university. Level II may possess a graduate degree. Candidate must be able to demonstrate the ability to perform highly specialized or technical tasks. Candidates must possess all required certifications, licenses, professional associations or other unique requirements particular to the position.