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490 - Librarian
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Brownsville
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| The Librarian is responsible for supervising library employees, providing excellent customer service, professional research and reference services for the community and organization, to ensure efficient library operations and administration and to effectively maintain the library and its materials. The Librarian reports to the Assistant Library Branch Manager. |
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490 - Maintenance Worker I
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Brownsville
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| The Maintenance Worker I will assist in the landscape or maintenance of City’s grounds. The class will perform a variety of tasks, which include any combination of sod laying, mowing, trimming, planting, digging and related maintenance tasks. The class works according to set procedures under direct supervision. |
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417 - Public Works Supervisor
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Brownsville
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| The Public Works Supervisor is responsible to supervise, coordinate and perform a variety of administrative work such as scheduling of subordinate personnel; maintains records of road right-of-way (ROW) maintenance and repair activities; responds to requests for information or services; and performs related administrative, planning and research activities; and prepares statistical and budget information. Performs first-line supervisory work involved in the maintenance and repair of city-maintained ROW and property. |
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534E - Community Health Worker
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Brownsville
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| The Community Health Worker, under general direction, will conduct outreach and educational visits to participants of community-wide campaigns relating to promotion of healthy lifestyles, including physical activity and nutritional strategizing. This position is focused on prevention interventions, nutritional and physical activity guidance, and motivational support. The Community Health Worker is responsible for engaging community members at-risk, such as minorities, low income communities, and individuals with low educational attainment, by providing educational material, outreach messages, and collecting data pertaining to programs. Temporary grant-funded position. |
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505 - Administrative Specialist
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Brownsville
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| The purpose of the Administrative Specialist is to provide administrative and secretarial support to a department/division. The class is responsible for document preparation; assisting with special projects data entry, responding to public requests and inquiries, scheduling meetings and/ or travel arrangements, handling purchase orders and invoices, file and inventory maintenance. The class works within a general outline of work to be performed; develops work methods and sequences under general supervision. |
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311S - Security Guard
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Brownsville
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| Under general supervision of a Security Supervisor and/or Police Sergeant, this class is responsible for securing facilities and maintaining order on city property by setting alarms, making rounds, monitoring parking areas, managing noise levels, and assisting citizens. The class works according to set procedures under general supervision. |
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311S - Security Guard PT
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Brownsville
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| Under general supervision of a Security Supervisor and/or Police Sergeant, this class is responsible for securing facilities and maintaining order on city property by setting alarms, making rounds, monitoring parking areas, managing noise levels, and assisting citizens. The class works according to set procedures under general supervision. |
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564 - Transit Operator (NON-CDL) P/T
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Brownsville
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| The Transit Operator P/T (Non-CDL) operates city vehicle on downtown circular with prescribed time schedules and supports other non-CDL transit services as needed. The employee is responsible for providing safe, dependable, and on-time transportation services to the public in a courteous and friendly manner. The Transit Operator P/T (Non-CDL) must strictly adhere to all applicable state and local traffic laws, regulations, safety rules, policies, and procedures to ensure the well-being of all passengers. |
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231 - OD&HR Operations Manager
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Brownsville
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| The OD&HR Operations Manager supports the overall effectiveness of the Organizational Development and Human Resources Department by overseeing key operational processes, systems, reporting, and administrative functions. This position works across OD&HR programs to ensure processes are consistent, information is accurate, deadlines are met, and department initiatives continue to move forward.
The position is responsible for monitoring departmental activities and performance, identifying opportunities to improve processes, and helping develop practical solutions that strengthen service delivery and internal operations. The Operations Manager uses data and operational trends to identify areas that may require additional attention, while recognizing the importance and employee impact of the work performed within OD&HR.
This role works closely with the Chief People Officer, OD&HR leadership, program leads, and staff to coordinate priorities and support department-wide initiatives. The Operations Manager provides day-to-day guidance, coaching, and mentorship to assigned staff, helping team members strengthen their skills, take ownership of their work, and grow professionally. The position helps foster a collaborative and accountable team while ensuring the department's operations remain organized, responsive, and aligned with City and departmental priorities. |
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232 - Benefits and Compensation Manager
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Brownsville
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| The Benefits and Compensation Manager is responsible for managing the daily administration, implementation, and continuous improvement of the City's benefits and compensation programs. This position oversees the operational delivery of employee benefits, compensation initiatives, workers compensation, and safety and risk initiatives and ensures compliance with applicable federal and state laws and develops recommendations that support the City's total rewards strategy.
Working under the direction of the Benefits and Compensation Senior Manager, this position collaborates in the management of the benefit plan administration, compensation analysis, market research, vendor relationships, employee communications, and supervision of successful open enrollment activities and supervision of safety and risk strategies and activities. |
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531 - Animal Control Officer I
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Brownsville
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| The purpose of the Animal Control Officer I is to patrol the city, control the population of domestic or wild animals, and enforce city ordinances. The Animal Control Officer I is responsible for issuing citations, responding to complaints, monitoring city areas, and catching animals. The class works according to some procedures; decides how and when to do things under general supervision. |
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512 - Maintenance Worker I
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Brownsville
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| The Maintenance Worker I is responsible for performing general inside and outside building and grounds maintenance activities to include but is not limited to: clean, sweep, wax, paint, perform carpentry and building repair duties; mow, trim trees, dig ditches and trenches; clean and sweep parking lots and surrounding areas. Perform manual labor involved in park and trail maintenance. |
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512 - Maintenance Worker I P/T
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Brownsville
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| The Maintenance Worker I is responsible for performing general inside and outside building and grounds maintenance activities to include but is not limited to: clean, sweep, wax, paint, perform carpentry and building repair duties; mow, trim trees, dig ditches and trenches; clean and sweep parking lots and surrounding areas. Perform manual labor involved in park and trail maintenance. |
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490 - Library Services Director
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Brownsville
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| The purpose of the class is to lead, direct and supervise operations of the Brownsville Public Library System This position reports to the Assistant City Manager and is responsible for all Library System operations. The class is responsible for preparing the annual budget, allocating funds, supervising employees, developing policies and procedures, conducting meetings and presentations with city officials, and assisting the Brownsville Public Library System Advisory Board as necessary. Plans, organizes and implements programs within major organizational policies; reports progress of major activities to executive level administrators through reports, conferences and meetings. |
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531 - Animal Care Technician I P/T
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Brownsville
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| The purpose of the class is to perform the tasks of caring for impounded animals and maintaining the City Animal Shelter. |
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424 - City Forester
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Brownsville
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| The City Forester will review, plan, issue permits and inspect landscaping in the field, ensuring compliance with the City of Brownsville landscaping Unified Development Code (UDC) ordinances. This position works with landscape architects, developers, committees, and citizens to maximize the City's urban forest. Further, this position works to maintain and preserve the appearance of City property, including parks, right-of-way, and open space. This position reports to the Department Director, Assistant Director of Engineering & Public Works and Greens Manager and may attend various meetings in support of department objectives and tasks. |
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862 - Maintenance Worker I-PT
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Brownsville
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| The Maintenance Worker I is responsible for performing general inside and outside building and grounds maintenance activities to include but is not limited to: clean, sweep, wax, paint, perform carpentry and building repair duties; mow, trim trees, dig ditches and trenches; clean and sweep parking lots and surrounding areas. Perform manual labor involved in park and trail maintenance. |
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490 - MakerSpace Supervisor
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Brownsville
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| The purpose of the Makerspace Supervisor is to inspire our community to become “makers” and embrace knowledge through practical activities that develop skills and encourage inventiveness and creativity. This position will oversee the operations and will forge unique ground in its programming and maintain a welcoming, well-equipped space where patrons of all ages can explore, learn and collaborate. “MakerSpace” activities will offer the latest creative tools accessible to the public but always incorporate the vital human elements that make technology come alive. |
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490 - Assistant Library Branch Manager
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Brownsville
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| The Assistant Library Branch Manager oversees the Circulation, Children’s, Teens and Makerspace Departments, as well as the Internet Resource Center. The Assistant Library Branch Manager works with independent discretion in decision making and execution of responsibilities under general supervision of the Library Branch Manager and the Library Services Assistant Director. Work includes planning, organizing, and overseeing daily operations and activities, coordinating programs with the various library departments and staff, staff supervision, providing general patron services, addressing and resolving patron issues, and maintaining department records, reports and statistics. |
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615 - Combination Plans Examiner
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Brownsville
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| The ideal candidate for Combination Plans Examiner aspires to be a model of innovation, inclusion and empowerment who enables bold people and ideas to thrive. The Combination Plans Examiner will be a participatory leader: a results-oriented, relationship-building, self-aware team player who also possesses high integrity and politeness, and who foster trust by building relationships with tolerance, patience and support to provide the best value in service of the citizens of Brownsville.
The Combination Plans Examiner is responsible to review building plans and specifications ensuring full compliance with all applicable federal, state, and adopted building codes and city ordinances. The Combination Plans Examiner is responsible for code research, plans review, information and assistance and reporting. The Combination Plans Examiner independently plans and implements projects; reports progress of major activities through periodic conferences and meetings. The Combination Plans Examiner works within a general outline of work to be performed; develops work methods and sequences under general supervision. |