Project Manager- Sustainability

Pay: 35-55/hrEstimated Work Schedule: 37.5 hours per week

Work Authorization: Must have reliable high-speed internet, computer, and cell phone for remote work.

Position Overview: Our client is seeking a Project Manager to support the development and implementation of Thermal Energy Networks (TENs) initiatives. This role will be responsible for managing complex projects, coordinating stakeholders, supporting strategic planning efforts, and developing technical and public-facing materials. The ideal candidate will have strong project management experience, excellent communication skills, and a background in energy, sustainability, engineering, or related fields.

Education: Bachelor's degree in Energy, Environmental Studies, Engineering, Sustainability, Public Policy, or a related field. If bachelor's degree not related to the above, then even the HM will consider

Experience: 3-6 years of project management experience. Experience managing complex projects involving multiple stakeholders. Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment. Experience developing project implementation strategies and managing project timelines.

Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage multiple projects involving internal and external stakeholders. Support planning, implementation, and tracking of Thermal Energy Networks (TENs) initiatives. Develop project plans, business cases, implementation strategies, and supporting documentation. Facilitate stakeholder engagement with government agencies, utilities, consultants, industry partners, and community organizations. Conduct research, analysis, and evaluation of energy-related programs, policies, and market opportunities. Proficiency with: Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams)| Asana| Salesforce (preferred)

Preferred Qualifications: Experience in energy, sustainability, decarbonization, or clean energy programs. Familiarity with Thermal Energy Networks (district heating/cooling systems).Knowledge of:

• Building decarbonization strategies
• Community energy planning
• Energy policy and regulations
• Geothermal technologies
• Waste heat recovery systems