The City of Lawrenceville is on the search for a new Electric Department Director, and it's pulling out all the stops to find a candidate up to the task. They’re looking for someone with a knack for leadership, an eye for project management, and the kind of electrical system wisdom that comes with a well-worn hard hat. This position isn’t just about keeping the lights on, but steering the department towards the city's future goals in alignment with a rapidly evolving electrical landscape.
If you've got the chops in public administration and a résumé that shows you can handle budgeting, contract management, and have extensive knowledge of Georgia’s electric grid, you might just be the one they're looking for. Candidates will need to be strategic planners, effective communicators, and possess skills in various software tools. Importantly, the role demands someone who can stay calm when the currents run high and maintain a steady hand, even in the eye of an electrical storm, according to the City of Lawrenceville announcement.
This isn't a gig for the faint of heart. The job requires juggling tasks in a challenging environment and fostering a sense of unity amongst the team. Previous government experience is a plus, with a track record that shows you can build up a team, listen to the ground, and make sure everyone's pulling their weight. Accountability paired with active listening, it seems, is the golden ratio for this leadership role.
Ready to put your hat in the ring? Send over your cover letter, resume, a list of at least five job-related references, and salary history to Lisa Ward, Senior Associate, by email by August 2, 2024. Any lingering questions before you commit to this opportunity can be directed to Lisa Ward directly. All the details you'll need can be found in the Electric Director Recruitment Brochure (PDF), including the fine print on how to apply. Good luck to all aspiring current conductors out there.
