In addition to evaluating each candidate's relative ability, as demonstrated by quality and breadth of experience, the following factors will provide the basis for competitively evaluating each candidate:
Knowledge of the Department’s mission, vision and goals, applicable program laws, rules, policies and trends relating to acquisition of services.
Knowledge of supervisory practices including personnel and equal employment opportunities.
Excellent skills in verbal and written communication, organization, problem-solving and analyses.
Possess workload management skills to produce quality products and complete assignments on time.
The ability to analyze complex and difficult administrative problems relative to procurements and administration of service contracts that may affect Districts, Divisions, and Programs.
The ability to recommend effective courses of action and ensure timely implementation.
The ability to make effective presentations and competently represent the Division before the Department, other agencies, industry advocacy groups, and the business community.
Administrative problem solving skills to prepare and present findings and recommendations on new procedures, guidelines, and instructions.
Basic understanding of a personal computer and the ability to learn and operate new software and database programs, and possess good judgment in procedures and selection criteria for the hiring of staff.
Adhere to ethical practices and policies, ensure best value for the State, demonstrate a positive attitude, ability to build and maintain strong relationships, and a commitment to providing quality service that is accurate, timely and exceeds customers’ expectations.