Thank you for your interest in OneShoreline. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. Please stay tuned for future opportunities.
Are you (or someone you know) looking to join a nimble, hardworking team at the forefront of climate resilience? Do you have experience in the public or private sectors planning, designing, permitting, constructing, or maintaining capital infrastructure? If so, we hope you consider applying to work at OneShoreline.
We currently have openings for two positions, as we want to grow our team to respond to the incredible need in San Mateo County to build immediate and long-term resilience to the water-related impacts of climate change. Both of these roles offer opportunities to lead meaningful, cutting-edge climate adaptation work in the San Francisco Bay Area. If you are interested, but not sure if one of these positions are the right fit for you, do not hesitate to reach out for a brief chat to learn more about working at OneShoreline, including our excellent benefits. Email us at jobs@oneshoreline.org.
Project Manager or Senior Project Manager
Consider If: You are excited by OneShoreline’s cross-jurisdictional, cross-sector, and cross-disciplinary approach to climate resilience and want to shape the direction of our projects from inception through construction.
Employment Type: Full-time
Position Status: Applications will be accepted through December 5, 2025
Summary of Position: The Project Manager will focus on planning resilience for the developed, natural, and recreational areas of the county. This full-time position is classified as Project Manager, though depending on the qualifications of the successful candidate, it could be classified as Senior Project Manager. The successful candidate will work under the direction of the agency’s Director of Project Management and collaborate closely with existing finance and project management staff. For more information, and to apply for this opening, please review our Job Announcement here.
Flood Infrastructure Project Manager
Consider If: You have hands-on experience with building, operating, or maintaining flood protection infrastructure, enjoy working directly with contractors in the field and seeing the results of your work, and wish to translate your experience towards climate resilience.
Employment Type: Full-time
Position Status: Applications will be accepted through December 5, 2025
Summary of Position: The Flood Infrastructure Project Manager will oversee the operations and maintenance of flood management infrastructure across San Mateo County, and, where possible, the transformation of that infrastructure into facilities that work with nature and incorporate climate-driven conditions. The successful candidate will work under the direction of the agency’s Director of Project Management, and collaborate closely with OneShoreline finance and project staff, to facilitate projects that repair or replace the following:
- Flood Early Warning System, an integrated, expanding, system of stream, precipitation, and tide gauges.
- Flood Zone Assets along Colma Creek, including a creek channel bottom that is concrete-lined or natural in various locations and multiple culverts, San Bruno Creek, including two pump stations, a tide gate, and natural creek channel, and San Francisquito Creek, including natural creek channel and instream infrastructure.
- Bayfront Canal & Atherton Channel Flood Protection and Ecosystem Restoration Project of two culverts, associated in-take and outfall structures, a trash capture device, and environmental mitigation site.
- Routine Maintenance Program for Bayside Creeks and Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit compliance.
For more information, and to apply for this opening, please review our Job Announcement here.