Senior Project Manager, Information Systems

• Directly manage a portfolio of technical systems projects through the full project lifecycle including: project intake, goal and scope articulation, prioritization, business and technical requirement development, implementation, delivery, and post-launch support
• Oversee multiple projects in a portfolio concurrently, ranging from small engagements to large and complex implementations
• Develop comprehensive project plans for large, cross-functional and multi-system technical projects with high resource requirements and complexity
• Manage project scope, anticipate risks, identify opportunities, and lead proactive solutions to keep projects on track

This role supports ClimateWorks Foundation's mission to end the climate crisis by managing technical systems that enable effective climate philanthropy, helping amplify the power of philanthropy to drive climate progress globally.

• Minimum 8 years of experience in technical or system project management roles
• Four or more years of experience with Salesforce in a relevant role
• Experience managing projects requiring system integrations
• Successful management of technology implementation projects impacting several departments within an organization
• Proven ability to effectively deliver multiple projects concurrently
• Proven ability to establish relationships across an organization, navigate priorities, effectively collaborate, and connect related workstreams

ClimateWorks offers an excellent benefits package and competitive salary. Benefits include:

• Healthcare: Multiple options with 100% coverage for employee and dependents for HMO, dental, and vision
• Fertility Benefit: Access to Carrot Fertility services
• Disability and Life Insurance
• PTO: 20-30 days based on tenure
• 11 observed holidays plus 2 floating holidays
• 401k Plan: 9% automatic employer contribution after 6 months plus 100% match up to 6% of employee contributions

ClimateWorks Foundation is a global organization committed to ending the climate crisis by amplifying the power of philanthropy. Since 2008, they have awarded over $1.3 billion in grants to advance climate solutions worldwide through collaborative global programs and services that equip philanthropy with knowledge, networks, and solutions.