Customer Success Manager, FP&A
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Senior Adviser – Global Public Finance
Oil Change International
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Remote • District of Columbia, Washington • 🇺🇸 United States
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💰 $50 - $56 per hour
Job Level
Senior
About the role
- Join the organization for 5 to 6 months to cover maternity leave for the Public Finance Campaign Co-Manager;
- Responsible for programmatic and project management work and supporting the Global Public Finance Co-Manager in management of the Global Public Finance team;
- Manage and design team processes, including supporting annual planning and strengthening internal ways of working;
- Lead project management for specific campaign activities, such as increasing (legal) accountability for public finance support for fossil fuels; domestic fossil fuel subsidy phase-out; growing fair public finance for a just transition;
- Support relevant civil society coalitions, taking on coordination and facilitation as needed;
- Support team members in their fundraising efforts, maintaining relationships with existing funders and grant reporting;
- Line management responsibilities of some Global Public Finance team members;
- Expect up to 3 weeks of travel throughout the course of the project, including a team retreat in January or February 2026.
Requirements
- You have at least 8 years experience in campaigning and advocacy efforts with a track record of impact using a wide range of tactics, including research and analysis, direct advocacy, communications and popular mobilization;
- You have at least 3 years of experience in a senior role involving strategy development, campaign execution, and project management, preferably in the climate and energy space;
- You are experienced at facilitation, agenda design, and strategic process design in a variety of team, organizational, and coalition settings;
- You are skilled at team management, supporting multidisciplinary teams through the creation and delivery of clear workplans focused on measurable objectives;
- You have strong familiarity with climate, energy, and financial policy, specifically issues around climate litigation, fossil fuel extraction and infrastructure, public and private financing of fossil fuels, and/or just transition policies;
- You have strong personnel management skills, experienced in supporting direct reports to deliver campaigns in a way that is both sustainable and strategic;
- You are an excellent communicator (both verbal and written communications) and have strategic communications experience, such as: writing press releases, and developing other communications materials (emails to supporters, drafting social media materials, writing op-eds, etc.);
- You have experience working successfully to support coalitions and coordinating with civil society partners and other relevant actors;
- You have experience managing grants, including writing proposals and grant reports;
- You have sensitivity to issues of privilege, class, gender and race, and dedication to incorporating principles of justice into organizational and campaign work;
- You have a demonstrated commitment to the mission of Oil Change International, social and environmental justice, a passion for advocacy and campaigning, and a collaborative, team-oriented work style;
- Willingness to be based in a CET/WAT compatible time zone (priority);
- Willingness to travel up to 3 weeks during the project (including team retreat).
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
campaigningadvocacyproject managementstrategy developmentgrant writingcommunicationsfacilitationresearch and analysisteam managementpublic finance
Soft skills
communicationcollaborationleadershiporganizational skillssensitivity to privilegededication to justiceteam-orientedcoordinationfacilitationstrategic thinking
