Project Manager, Terrestrial

Role Overview

Key Six-Month Outcomes

• Own relationships with terrestrial planting partners and run recurring business reviews.
• Keep planting data, monitoring, and annual survival checks on schedule across all accounts.
• Finish, document, and stabilize SOPs for planting sessions, evidence requirements, and survival monitoring.

Account Management

• Manage multiple terrestrial planting partner relationships and serve as the primary point of contact.
• Manage selected global accounts and support the corporate partners that fund them.
• Run partner meetings and business reviews, drive decisions, and follow through on commitments.
• Triage field issues, coordinate internal teams, and travel to planting sites for audits and partner visits.

Data and Monitoring

• Maintain accurate planting, monitoring, and survival data through data hygiene and quality checks.
• Schedule and track monitoring tasks, including survival checks and first survival reports one year after planting.
• Manage monitoring backlogs with prioritized plans and report progress against targets.

SOPs and Process

• Create, refine, and audit SOPs covering planting sessions, evidence requirements, and survival monitoring.
• Hold partners to consistent processes and close gaps where accounts do not follow the SOPs.
• Write procedures that can be standardized across regions, species, and partner capacities.

Required Qualifications

• A Registered Professional Forester or Registered Forest Technologist designation, or eligibility for registration, is required.
• A bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in forestry, silviculture, environmental science, or a related discipline is required.
• Hands-on North American reforestation experience and knowledge of regional tree species and practices are required.
• Project or account management experience with multiple external partners and timeline delivery is required.
• The role requires North American travel and occasional international travel of approximately 10% to 15%.

Preferred Qualifications

• UAV or drone operations experience, including flight planning, image processing, and imagery analysis, is an asset.
• Experience with Indigenous partnerships, community-led restoration, carbon, or MRV/MMRV workflows is an asset.
• People management or mentoring experience is an asset.

Compensation

• The stated salary range is $90,000 to $120,000 CAD.
• Final compensation depends on experience and demonstrated skills.

Benefits

• Benefits include health, dental, vision, health or lifestyle spending accounts, time-off programs, and a four-week remote work program each year.
• The company offers a flexible hybrid work environment and performance-related compensation reviews.