Project Manager

Collaborative Solutions, Inc. is actively seeking to build a dynamic team to deliver national training, technical assistance, and capacity building services under the agency's national Center for Technical Assistance and Capacity Building. CS provides resources, tools, training, and support for recipients of government and other funding (such as state and local government grantees}, public housing authorities, tribes/tribally-designated housing entities, Continuums of Care, and nonprofit organizations.

Several positions are available. Qualified applicants MUST have the following:

Subject Matter Expertise

Subject matter expertise (SME} is needed in one or more areas of service including the following housing and related federal and community-based programs:

• Housing and services for persons living with HIV/AIDS (i.e., Medicaid, HOPWA, Ryan White);
• Youth and/or rural homelessness;
• Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault;
• Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD} designated Continuums of Care (CoCs);
• HUD housing and homelessness programs such as Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) or Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH);
• HUD HOME ARP (American Rescue Plan);
• Emergency Rental Assistance program and/or COVID-related federal housing programs
• Comparable Databases/Homeless Management Information Systems (HMIS);
• Affordable and rural housing programs, especially connected to supportive services and serving low- income families; and/or
• Affordable housing program and policy experience in Alabama and/or the Southern region of the United States.

Other Requirements

• Nonprofit management experience (including grants and contracts), especially related to federal programs;
• Minimum of three to five (3-5) years of experience, which may include lived experience related to the SME areas, required. Five or more (5+) years of experience desired.
• Training and consultation experience;
• Supervisory experience;
• Project management experience;
• Experience with fund development including grant writing;
• Ability to work collaboratively with staff and funders;
• Proficient in Microsoft Office programs; and
• Travel (throughout the U.S.)