Climate Change Planner

The Climate Change Planner role at beBee Careers in Tacoma, WA involves developing and implementing urban resilience and climate change strategies. Responsibilities include managing project timelines, collaborating with departments, and representing the team in meetings. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in planning or a related field and three years of experience. The position offers competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for professional development.
• Job Description:* This is an exciting opportunity to work on urban resilience and climate change planning initiatives in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.
About the Position

The Climate Change Planner will work closely with other departments to develop and implement strategies that improve the health and wellness of community members through planning, action, and tracking performance measures.

You will be responsible for managing project timelines and progress, representing the team at leadership meetings, and collaborating with other County staff to achieve shared goals.

This role offers a unique chance to work on climate resilience strategies and contribute to the development of sustainable communities.

Responsibilities:
• Develop and implement climate resilience plans
• Collaborate with other departments to achieve shared goals
• Manage project timelines and progress
• Represent the team at leadership meetings
• Work with County staff to track performance measures

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in planning or related field
• Three years of related planning experience
• Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office suite and Smartsheet
• Excellent communication and project management skills

Benefits:
• Competitive salary range
• Paid vacation leave and holidays
• Sick leave accruals
• Insurance benefits including medical, dental, and basic life insurance
• Retirement and deferred compensation options

Qualifications:
• Any equivalent combination of education and experience
• Bachelor's degree in planning or related field
• Three years of related planning experience

Others:
• Opportunity to work on climate resilience strategies
• Chance to collaborate with other County staff
• Professional development opportunities