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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
San Francisco, CA
Chief Infrastructure Officer
Annual Salary:
$223,860 - $330,720 DOE/DOQ
Deputy Chief Infrastructure Officer
Annual Salary:
$210,678 – $311,194 DOE/DOQ
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is seeking two experienced, strategic, and forward-thinking leadersto serve as its Chief Infrastructure Officer and Deputy Chief Infrastructure Officer. These individuals will lead the Transit Division’s Maintenance of Way & Facilities operations. The positions are part of an evolving leadership structure that will support infrastructure operations, workforce alignment, system reliability, and modernization efforts within one of the nation’s most complex urban transit systems. These executives will oversee critical infrastructure systems that support daily transit service throughout the City and County of San Francisco. This is a unique opportunity to lead infrastructure operations at a transformational moment for the agency as the SFMTA modernizes and improves evolving systems, advances infrastructure renewal efforts, and prepares for future growth and increasing service demands.
The ideal candidates are highly collaborative and emotionally intelligent leaders with strong operational and infrastructure backgrounds who can unify highly specialized teams, build productive labor relationships, communicate effectively across diverse groups, and help shape the future of transit infrastructure in San Francisco.
Lead meaningful work that directly impacts the community and supports one of the most recognized transit systems in the United States. Apply today!
