Pacific Institute
11 - 50 employees
Founded 1987
🤝 Non-profit
🔬 Science
💼 Consulting
Non-profit • Science • Consulting
Pacific Institute is an Oakland-based nonprofit research and policy organization that advances water resilience and equity through science-based, open-source research, policy recommendations, stakeholder convening, and corporate engagement. The institute focuses on water equity, water efficiency and reuse, nature-based solutions, and corporate water stewardship — producing reports, tools, and guidance to inform public- and private-sector decisions on water and climate-related risks.
Senior Program Manager, Water Efficiency and Reuse
🕒 July 27
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Pacific Institute
11 - 50 employees
Founded 1987
🤝 Non-profit
🔬 Science
💼 Consulting
Non-profit • Science • Consulting
Pacific Institute is an Oakland-based nonprofit research and policy organization that advances water resilience and equity through science-based, open-source research, policy recommendations, stakeholder convening, and corporate engagement. The institute focuses on water equity, water efficiency and reuse, nature-based solutions, and corporate water stewardship — producing reports, tools, and guidance to inform public- and private-sector decisions on water and climate-related risks.
📋 Description
• Lead the development and execution of complex projects and multi-year initiatives • Oversee and coordinate a portfolio of related projects • Develop, manage, and monitor complex project budgets • Prepare and oversee high-quality project deliverables • Monitor project quality, cost, progress, and adjust scope • Identify and advance innovative approaches, new applications, and emerging opportunities in water efficiency and reuse • Build and maintain strong relationships with existing and prospective project partners
🎯 Requirements
• Minimum 12 years of relevant professional experience advancing water efficiency, reuse, or closely related areas • Advanced degree in environmental or sustainability sciences, civil or environmental engineering, water resources, environmental economics, hydrology, or a closely related field with at least 10 years of equivalent experience • Extensive expertise in water efficiency and reuse, with specialized knowledge in at least one of the following: water-energy interdependencies or applied water economics • Working knowledge of water and wastewater utility operations • Proven ability to lead complex, multi-stakeholder projects from design to delivery • Proven success securing project funding from foundations, corporations, or government sources • Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills
🏖️ Benefits
• Paid vacation • Health insurance • Dental insurance • Institute-matched retirement plan
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