Experience in promoting and maintaining harmonious working relationships with diverse community agencies, groups and advisory boards, Federal, State, County, and City officials, as well as individual members of the general public.
 The ability to work independently is essential.
 Ability to read and understand construction plans, including but not limited to site plans, floor plans, floor plans, architectural elevations, sections, mechanical and electrical plans.
 Ability to read and analyze construction, repair, and restoration techniques and methodology pertaining to historic buildings.
 Ability to make public presentations, respond to public inquiries and work with property owners, developers and contractors.
 Experience and strong ability to incorporate regulations and requirements of the Certified Local Government Program.
 Knowledge of the requirements for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Demonstrated ability in the preparation of such nominations.
 Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Design/Architecture required with at least two years of experience in the historic architectural preservation field to include architectural design and modifications, construction materials decay, and construction principles. Masters in Historic Preservation, Regional or Urban planning, preferred.
 Must meet professional qualification standards for U.S. National Park Service as well as State of Florida Certified Local Government Program.
 Must have two or more years of work-related supervisory experience.
 Possess and maintain a valid Florida Operator’s license.