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Project Manager for Community Infrastructure & Development

Job in Anchorage, Anchorage Borough, Alaska, 99507, USA
Listing for: Kids for the Future
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-22
Job specializations:
  • Management
    Business Development, Project & Program Management
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 90000 - 130000 USD Yearly USD 90000.00 130000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
  • Location 111 W. 16th Avenue,Suite 400,Anchorage, AK, 99501,United States
  • Employee Type FT Exempt
  • Travel 25%

Contact information

  • Name HR
Description

This position is located either in Bristol Bay region or in Anchorage

The Project Manager for Community Infrastructure & Development will play a pivotal role in advancing infrastructure projects and opportunities across the Bristol Bay region. This position is designed to address the unique challenges of the region’s decentralized structure, isolated small communities with diverse needs in infrastructure, energy, housing, transportation, and broadband. The Project Manager for Community Infrastructure & Development will work with the region’s communities to advance their priority projects and leverage resources and networks to ensure there is meaningful engagement, collaboration, and execution of critical projects.

The successful candidate will lead efforts to develop, deploy and update the Bristol Bay Connect Project Database, a centralized repository for economic development projects and opportunities, while fostering relationships with communities, tribes, village corporations, and other entities.

This role requires frequent travel to/within the region, with a special focus on engaging communities that are often underserved or less frequently visited.

Responsibilities
  • Project Management and Resource Mobilization
    • Leverage resources in support of community infrastructure projects.
    • Develop and implement processes to bring concepts or ideas from inception to funding and execution.
    • Identify and engage third-party contractors to assist with infrastructure projects and regional priorities, as needed.
    • Act as a trusted and reliable connector of resources (money, people, projects) to support the region’s needs.
  • Bristol Bay Connect Database - Development and Deployment
    • Oversee the successful completion and deployment of the Bristol Bay Connect Database, ensuring it serves as a comprehensive, up-to-date resource for economic development projects and opportunities.
    • Regularly update the Bristol Bay Connect Project Database with critical information about projects, funding opportunities, and regional priorities.
  • Community Engagement and Relationship Building
    • Lead meaningful direct engagement with communities, particularly those more challenging to visit. Build and maintain strong in-region relationships.
    • Assess community infrastructure needs, identify key stakeholders, and eliminate obstacles to project execution by connecting resources and fostering collaboration.
    • Drive collaboration and facilitate dialogue and planning within and between Bristol Bay communities and regional partners to share information, collaborate on projects, and build economies of scale.
    • Be a primary point of contact for communities responding to unexpected emergencies (e.g., infrastructure, energy, fuel) and link them with external expertise and resources.
    • Facilitate meetings with community leaders and stakeholders to share project information, funding opportunities, and workforce development strategies.
    • Make community presentations regarding planning, project design, and implementation.
    • Communicate relevant changes in local, state, and federal policies that could impact in-region projects and opportunities.
  • Operate with autonomy and limited supervision, with significant impact on Bristol Bay’s infrastructure and regional development priorities.
  • Frequent travel to Bristol Bay communities for in-person engagement with community leaders.
  • Interact with people at all levels, including community leaders, contractors, and government officials.
  • Promote collaboration and teamwork across communities and stakeholders.
Requirements
  • Expertise in rural project management, particularly in energy, transportation, housing, and broadband infrastructure.
  • Significant familiarity and work experience in rural Alaska.
  • Demonstrated ability to connect resources (people, funds, entities) to support rural projects.
  • Experience working with third-party contractors.
  • Commensurate educational or vocational background.
Preferences/Skills/Abilities
  • Candidates with a strong background or degrees in engineering or project management with the ability to…
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