Career
Project Manager
ClimateDoor | Full-time | On-Site

About the job
About ClimateDoor & Unify Partners
ClimateDoor and Unify Partners are organizations working together to accelerate climate innovation and support Indigenous-led economic development across Canada. At ClimateDoor, we partner with founders and organizations building solutions in clean energy, agriculture, critical resources, and the broader climate economy, helping them secure capital, build strategic partnerships, and bring innovative technologies to market. Through Unify Partners, we work alongside Indigenous Nations, communities, and aligned organizations to transform priorities into action by connecting funding, partnerships, and long-term implementation support.

Together, we believe meaningful impact is built through collaboration, integrity, and follow-through. We value people who are proactive, curious, and committed to solving complex challenges while building trusted relationships. Whether we're supporting climate ventures or advancing Nation-led initiatives, our teams work with purpose, accountability, and a shared commitment to creating lasting economic, environmental, and community impact.

If you're motivated by purpose-driven work and believe strong relationships are the foundation of lasting change, we'd love to hear from you.

About the Role
We are hiring a Project Manager to keep Nation-led projects organized, on track, and delivered. We work alongside Indigenous communities and aligned partners to move community priorities into action across energy, infrastructure, economic development, labour market work, and housing. We run several projects at once, each with different partners, funders, and timelines. You hold all of that together. You know where everything stands, what is due next,



and what is at risk before it becomes a problem. You take a short brief and bring back something close to finished, freeing senior staff to move faster on relationships and strategy.

What You'll Do

Plan and manage projects from start to finish, including scope, timelines, deliverables, and budgets

Coordinate across internal teams, community partners, funders, and external contributors to keep work moving

Build and maintain the systems that keep projects organized: trackers, documentation, and shared workspaces

Track deliverables, deadlines, and risks, and flag issues early

Prepare and organize materials for meetings, partners, and reporting

Support senior staff so relationship and strategy work can move faster

Travel within Canada as projects require, roughly 20 to 30 percent of the time

What We're Looking For

2 to 4 years in project management, project coordination, or a closely related role

Demonstrated technical competence with data and digital tools

Strong organization, communication, and problem-solving skills

Ability to manage competing priorities and work independently

Based in Canada, within reach of our Vancouver, BC office to support project travel

Ability to travel within Canada 20 to 30 percent of the time

What You Bring

The ability to manage several projects, timelines,



and sets of partners at once without losing the thread

Confidence in spreadsheets, project and database platforms, and shared workspaces, and the ability to pick up new tools quickly, including AI tools

The ability to take a short brief and run with it, with limited oversight

Clear communication with internal teams, partners, and funders

Interest in Indigenous community development and the work we do

An understanding of OCAP and data sovereignty principles, or the readiness to learn why they shape how we manage information

Nice to Have

Direct experience working with Indigenous communities, Nations, or Indigenous-led organizations

Experience with funder reporting or grant-funded projects

Formal project management training or certification (PMP, CAPM, or similar)

Experience building or improving project systems in tools like Asana, Airtable, or Notion

A Note on Who We Are Hiring
We are an Indigenous-led organization and strongly encourage applications from First Nations, Inuit, and Métis candidates. We welcome people to self-identify if they choose.

Accommodation
ClimateDoor and Unify Partners are committed to providing an inclusive, accessible, and equitable recruitment process. Accommodations are available throughout every stage of the hiring process for candidates who require them. If you need accommodation, please let us know when you apply, and we will work with you to support your needs.

We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Location: Canada, within proximity of our Vancouver, BC office

Employment Type: Contract, full time

Compensation: CAD $65,000 to $78,000 annualized

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