Jobs at IEM

Serve as primary applicant contact for a disaster relief program, perform intake and eligibility reviews, document interactions, provide outreach and community resources, manage caseloads, resolve issues, and support program compliance and quality control.

Conduct post-wildfire risk and erosion assessments, analyze hydrologic and geomorphic data, develop and implement flood and erosion mitigation plans, use GIS and remote sensing to map risk zones, monitor mitigation effectiveness, provide technical guidance and training, coordinate with agencies and communities, and prepare reports and educational materials.

Transform large datasets into actionable insights by developing predictive models, ETL pipelines, and automated reporting. Integrate data across Power Platform, Appian, and enterprise databases, maintain data integrity, and communicate results to stakeholders while supporting disaster response projects and streamlining processes.

Serve as liaison between business stakeholders and technical teams to gather and document requirements, lead functional design and integration of Oracle CC&B, AMI, and meter reading systems, support process improvements, validate requirements, oversee testing and defect resolution, maintain traceability and compliance with IT standards, and provide SME knowledge transfer to technical teams.

Manage execution of complex, federally funded projects ensuring timelines, budgets, and regulatory compliance (HUD CDBG-DR, NEPA, Davis-Bacon). Coordinate cross-functional teams and external stakeholders, oversee documentation, monitor budgets/schedules, support risk management and audit readiness, and supervise subrecipient performance and construction payment/change order reviews.

The Project Manager will oversee the Rural Health Transformation Program, ensuring project compliance, managing budgets, collaborating with stakeholders, and evaluating program outcomes.

Manage the Rural Health Transformation Program by overseeing projects, coordinating with stakeholders, and analyzing program data to enhance health systems. Lead teams, monitor performance, and ensure compliance with grant regulations.

The Project Manager will lead the development and execution of a program strategy for the Rural Health Transformation Program, overseeing implementation, coordinating with stakeholders, and managing project deliverables and outcomes.

The Project Manager will develop and execute program strategy for a state's Rural Health Transformation Program, manage project implementation, oversee budgets and performance metrics, coordinate with stakeholders, and lead project staff to ensure program effectiveness and sustainability.

The Project Manager will oversee the implementation of the Rural Health Transformation Program, ensuring compliance, managing timelines, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance program effectiveness.

The Project Manager will oversee the Rural Health Transformation Program by managing project implementation, stakeholder engagement, budget compliance, and program evaluation while leading a team and ensuring audit readiness.

The Project Manager will oversee the Rural Health Transformation Program, managing project governance, stakeholder coordination, data analysis, compliance, and team leadership to ensure program goals are met.

Part-time Reforestation Subject Matter Expert to design and oversee post-wildfire reforestation projects in Rocky Mountain ecosystems. Conduct site assessments, develop technical reports and valuation summaries, advise on seed collection and planting, monitor outcomes, and deliver training. Collaborate with land managers, agencies, and communities; use GIS and remote sensing for ecological monitoring; travel to field sites as needed.

Manage FEMA Public Assistance and other federal grants: process applications and reimbursements, ensure compliance with Title 2 CFR and state rules, monitor subrecipients, support audits and closeouts, provide technical guidance, lead meetings, and maintain grant documentation and audit readiness.

Administer federally funded grant programs with a focus on FEMA Public Assistance: manage applications, reimbursements, reporting, eligibility reviews, monitoring, audits and closeouts; maintain project records; provide technical assistance to applicants and subrecipients; ensure regulatory compliance and support audits and monitoring events.

The IEM Readiness Corps responds to disasters by coordinating operational support, logistics, and collaboration with government and NGOs to enhance community resilience during crises.

Corps members will coordinate emergency operations, conduct needs assessments, manage logistics, and are prepared for rapid deployment during disasters.

Manage the implementation of the Rural Health Transformation Program, ensuring compliance with funding guidelines, stakeholder engagement, and program assessment. Lead a project team and analyze health-related data for strategic decision-making.

Manage full lifecycle federal and subrecipient grant administration: pre-award coordination, compliance monitoring, financial tracking, reporting, audits, and closeout. Liaise with program, finance, funders, and subrecipients to ensure allowable costs, documentation, performance, corrective actions, and audit-ready grant files in accordance with Uniform Guidance and cooperative agreement requirements.

Prepare, track, and submit FEMA-related grant applications, reimbursements, award/subaward documentation, and closeouts. Validate eligibility and costs, maintain project records, conduct procurements and monitoring, support audits and RFIs, and provide programmatic assistance and guidance to recipients and management.