About the Role
Reporting to the Hydropower Team Lead, the Project Coordinator, Hydropower will work closely with fellow Project Coordinators and Project Managers to support Indigenous-owned run-of-river hydropower projects from development through construction in British Columbia. This position includes administration duties, such as project and funding proposal development, monthly reporting, data collection and contractor coordination.

What You Will Be Doing
Supporting renewable energy projects by coordinating contractors and consultants, completing monthly progress reporting, maintaining communication records including minutes of meetings, and submitting reports to funders.
Providing critical thinking to guide the de-risking of complex renewable energy projects.
Reviewing and editing the work of others, providing critical insights to align recommendations with community priorities and concerns.
Writing renewable energy feasibility studies and technical reports.
Communicating technical findings and recommendations to Indigenous clients and other stakeholders both in writing and verbally.
Gathering information and data from communities and stakeholders.
Assisting in the advancement of project proposals, including grant writing and reporting.
Coordinating tasks to ensure quality, consistency, and the completion of deliverables.
Maintaining clear records of the tasks, activities, and details of your work.
Coordinating permitting applications, environmental assessments, and other supporting studies.
Supporting hydrometric data collection and field reconnaissance assignments which may include hiking through remote wilderness and forest and working around streams.
Field-based project coordination during the construction phase.
Other duties, tasks and projects as required.

What You Will Need
A reputable number of years of hands-on experience working as a project coordinator.
Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in applied sciences, engineering, renewable energy or another related field.
Experience working with Indigenous communities is an asset.
Previous experience with a general or civil contractor, engineering design, or consulting firm in a related area is an asset.
Demonstrated knowledge of renewable energy resources, technologies, and systems.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
A flexible and adaptable approach.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (particularly Excel).
Working Conditions
Hybrid work, split between home office and corporate office (first three months will be in-office).
Office hours are 8:00am-5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
Travel may be required to field assignments across BC, including remote communities, requiring a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.

Application Information:
If this opportunity to work with an environmentally-focused, growing company with a culture that values innovative problem solving, please apply with your resume and cover letter here.
This posting will remain open until 12:00pm on April 10, 2023