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Austin, Texas, is a city known for its dynamic growth, vibrant culture, and strong commitment to innovation. As the city continues to expand and evolve, the role of Director of Economic Development becomes increasingly vital. This position offers a unique opportunity to shape Austin’s economic future, attract new businesses, and support local communities. If you are passionate about economic growth and want to make a lasting impact, this role could be the perfect fit. Austin’s economy is one of the fastest-growing in the United States. The city attracts technology companies, startups, creative industries, and a diverse workforce. Managing this growth requires strategic leadership to balance innovation with sustainability and community needs. Austin’s future depends on strong leadership in economic development. The Director role offers a chance to influence the city’s growth, support businesses, and improve quality of life for residents. If you are ready to take on this challenge and help shape Austin’s economic landscape, consider applying today. Your skills and vision can make a real difference in one of America’s most exciting cities. Learn more about the City of Austin  here  and their Economic Development Department here . Austin city skyline showcasing downtown buildings and green spaces Review the detailed recruitment brochure and apply here . Interested and qualified candidates are encouraged to apply by Monday,   April 6, 2026. Contact Greg Nelson at Greg@mosaicpublic.com   or (916) 581-1426 to express an interest in this position. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

This is a rare opportunity to serve as the senior labor relations leader for the City of Seattle at a pivotal moment, shaping citywide labor strategy in one of the nation’s most dynamic, complex, and values-driven public-sector environments. As Labor Relations Director, you will operate at the intersection of policy, people, and performance – partnering closely with executive leadership, elected officials, and labor organizations to deliver sustainable, equitable workforce outcomes. This role offers both scope and influence: the chance to lead high-impact negotiations, guide a talented labor relations team, strengthen labor-management partnerships, and ensure that the City’s labor practices reflect its commitment to excellence in government, accountability, and racial and social justice.  Seattle, with a population of over 740,000, is a commercial, cultural, and advanced technology hub of the U.S. Pacific Northwest and a major port city for trans-Pacific and European travel and trade. Surrounded by mountains and water, the Greater Seattle area features picture-perfect views and abundant recreational opportunities year-round. The city is proud of its arts and cultural institutions, its many live theaters, and its professional and collegiate sports. It is proud of its parks, of the central waterfront and the Pike Place Market, and, above all, of the beauty of its surroundings. Seattle is one of those places that instantly takes your breath away. With mountains framing every sunrise and sunset, it feels like the outdoors is always calling. On any given day, you’ll find people sailing on Puget Sound, paddleboarding on Lake Washington, or heading out for a nearby hike to clear their minds. Learn more about the City of Seattle  here  and their Labor Relations Division here . Interested candidates should apply here  immediately  – The City may close the recruitment at any time once a suitably strong group of candidates has been established. Confidential inquiries are welcomed to Greg Nelson at greg@mosaicpublic.com  or (916) 581-1426. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

The City of Fairfield offers a rewarding career for development engineers seeking increasing responsibility and the ability to directly contribute to a thriving community, all while enjoying a fulfilling work-life balance and excellent benefits.  Fairfield, the heart of Solano County, is a diverse and growing community located halfway between San Francisco and Sacramento, close to Napa and Sonoma. With 24 parks, numerous bike trails and two championship golf courses, Fairfield is a great family community with just under 121,000 residents. It is a thriving business hub with notable international companies such as Jelly Belly, Clorox, Ball Metal, and Meyer Corporation. Fairfield offers a regional shopping center, a large auto mall, and Travis Air Force Base. Bordered by farms and vineyards, the City’s well-developed infrastructure and business-friendly attitude provide the foundation for strong growth and an enhanced quality of life. The Senior Civil Engineer serves as a senior technical and supervisory leader within the City’s Engineering Division, responsible for planning, directing, and delivering complex development projects. This role operates with a high degree of independence and professional judgment, overseeing development engineering programs from concept through design, review, and construction.    Learn more about the City of Fairfield  here  and their Public Works Department here . Interested candidates should apply here immediately  – The City may close the recruitment at any time once a suitably strong group of candidates has been established. Confidential inquiries are welcomed to Greg Nelson at greg@mosaicpublic.com  or (916) 581-1426. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

Committed to professional governance, continuous improvement, and innovation, Adams County offers an exciting career opportunity for a dynamic leader to serve as its next Public Works Director. With a thriving economy, a strong sense of community, and a dedicated Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) and professional staff, this position is ideal for an experienced local government leader with a passion for public works.  With rich traditions and history, Adams County seamlessly blends suburban convenience with rural charm—offering vibrant cities, welcoming small towns, and abundant recreational opportunities. Located in the northeast Denver metro area, Adams County is Colorado’s fifth-largest county serving a diverse population of more than 540,000 residents. Adams County is 17 miles north to south, 72 miles east to west, for a total of 1,224 square miles. The county encompasses the cities of Brighton (the county seat), Commerce City, Federal Heights, Northglenn, and Thornton, as well as portions of Arvada, Aurora, and Westminster, along with smaller towns and unincorporated communities. Learn more about Adams County  here  and their Public Works Department here .   Interested candidates should apply here . To be considered for this exciting opportunity, candidates must submit a cover letter and résumé below no later than  Monday ,  March 23, 2026. Confidential inquiries are welcomed to Julie Baca at julie@mosaicpublic.com  or (970) 209-0404. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

Lead the future of one of North Texas’s fastest-growing cities. The City of Celina is seeking a visionary Director of Engineering to shape the infrastructure of a community on the rise. This is a rare opportunity to guide transformative public projects, influence smart and sustainable growth, and build high-performing teams while working alongside forward-thinking leadership. In Celina, your expertise won’t just manage development – it will leave a lasting imprint on how a thriving city is designed, built, and experienced for generations to come.  The City of Celina is a community defined by connection, character, and shared purpose. Located along the northern edge of the Dallas-Fort Worth region’s “Golden Corridor,” Celina offers a rare combination of hometown warmth and metropolitan accessibility, providing residents and visitors alike with a strong sense of place and opportunity.  Learn more about City of Celina  here  and their Engineering Services Department here . Interested candidates should apply here . To be considered for this exciting opportunity, candidates must submit a cover letter and résumé below no later than  Monday ,  March 23, 2026. Confidential inquiries are welcomed to Bryan Noblett at bryan@mosaicpublic.com  or (916) 217-3696. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

The City of San Angelo, Texas, is seeking an exceptional, visionary leader to serve as its next City Manager  as the current Manager is retiring after over 13 years of service to the City. This is more than a career opportunity; it is a chance to make your home in a community that values integrity, innovation, and service. San Angelo is a city where professional leadership truly matters, where decisions are visible, collaboration is valued, and progress is measured by the quality of life delivered to its residents. San Angelo, Texas, is a vibrant and welcoming city of approximately 100,000 residents, located in the heart of the Concho Valley in West Texas and serves as a regional center for education, healthcare, commerce, and culture. Its central location makes San Angelo an important hub for surrounding rural communities and regional commerce. San Angelo is strategically located in West Central Texas, providing convenient access to major Texas cities while retaining a distinct regional identity. San Angelo offers the amenities of a larger city while maintaining the character, accessibility, and hospitality of a close-knit community. San Angelo is widely recognized for its affordable cost of living, safe neighborhoods, and high quality of life. The scenic Concho River runs through the heart of the city, and citizens enjoy an extensive trail system, parks, and riverfront amenities. Nearby lakes, including Lake Nasworthy, provide for boating, fishing, and water recreation. San Angelo has been designated the Visual Arts Capital of Texas ten years running and is the proud home of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, community theaters, galleries, music venues and many festivals. It is also home to the Historic Fort Concho National Landmark as well as the thriving Goodfellow Air Force Base, a major regional employer and national intelligence training center. San Angelo’s economy is diverse, stable, and anchored by education, military, healthcare, government, and agriculture. San Angelo offers a wide range of housing options, from historic neighborhoods to new developments, and is a great place to call home: home prices are affordable relative to state and national averages, diverse neighborhoods are suitable for families, professionals, and retirees, commute times are reasonable, and amenities are accessible. Learn more about San Angelo  here  and their City Manager's Office here . Interested candidates should apply here . To be considered for this exciting opportunity, candidates must submit a cover letter and résumé below no later than  Monday ,  March 30, 2026. Confidential inquiries are welcomed to Julie Baca at julie@mosaicpublic.com  or (970) 209-0404. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

This is a rare opportunity for an accomplished municipal law leader to serve as the City of Napa’s chief legal advisor while rebuilding and shaping the City Attorney’s Office for the future. Following a period of transition driven by retirements and other career advancements, the City has been operating with contracted legal services and is now intentionally bringing its legal function fully back in-house, beginning with the appointment of a new City Attorney . The next City Attorney will have the opportunity to hire staff and lead a high-performing municipal law office that reflects Napa’s values, operational needs, and long-term goals. Working closely with a high-functioning City Council and a collaborative executive team, this role calls for a hands-on leader who can balance legal rigor with practical problem-solving – protecting the City’s interests while enabling effective governance, modernized processes, and organizational momentum. For a City Attorney energized by building teams, strengthening institutions, and leaving a lasting imprint, Napa offers a uniquely meaningful and visible leadership opportunity. Nestled in Northern California’s wine-country region yet just an hour from the Bay Area’s tech-hubs, Napa offers a blend of small-city charm and global relevance. Its population hovers around 78,000–80,000, with a median household income over $100,000 and a median age near 41.  The city is composed of 26 distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character, from historic Victorian homes near downtown to more suburban-style enclaves on the outskirts. Napa is the heart of the region’s world-renowned wine region, which is home to over 475 wineries, as well as a culinary industry boasting several Michelin starred restaurants and farm-to-table venues. What stands out about Napa is the quality of life. Residents benefit from nearly year-round mild Mediterranean climate, a walkable downtown, and easy access to nature and open space.  The local economy is anchored not just in tourism and hospitality but in a skilled workforce, giving the community stability beyond just being a destination.  That economic diversity means the city is more than just its vineyards - it’s home to healthcare, manufacturing, professional services, and retail alongside wine production. For someone considering relocating, Napa checks a lot of boxes: community scale living with regional access, high educational and income markers, a lifestyle oriented toward both work and play, and the chance to be part of a place that values both its history and its future. In short: it’s a community that’s growing and evolving - not standing still. Learn more about Napa  here  and their City Attorney's Office here . Interested candidates should apply here . Apply Immediately – This recruitment will close once a strong pool of candidates is established. Confidential inquiries are welcomed to Greg Nelson at greg@mosaicpublic.com  or (916) 581-1426. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.

Located on the eastern edge of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, the Town of Sunnyvale’s Town Manager position affords an opportunity to provide mentorship and guidance to a community at an exciting time in their trajectory. This financially and politically stable Texas town is seeking a community-minded leader with a desire to invest in the future and provide enduring leadership with a highly functional Council and staff. Learn more about Sunnyvale  here  and their Town Manager's Office here . Review the detailed recruitment brochure and apply here . Interested candidates are encouraged to APPLY IMMEDIATELY! Interested candidates must submit a cover letter and résumé below no later than Monday, February 9, 2026. For more information, contact Julie Baca at julie@mosaicpublic.com  or (970) 209-0404. Check our Careers page at mosaicpublic.com/careers  or connect with Mosaic Public Partners on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/mosaic-public  to stay informed of this and other upcoming career opportunities.