Climate Caucus Programs & Policy Senior Manager 2026: Fully Remote Climate Policy Role Paying $75,000–$80,000 Per Year

Overview

Climate Caucus is accepting applications for a Programs & Policy Senior Manager, a full-time, fully remote contract position. Climate Caucus works to strengthen climate leadership at the local level in Canada, helping communities, leaders and decision-makers advance practical responses to climate change through policy, programmes, research, collaboration and engagement. The role combines programme leadership with climate policy research and analysis, plus substantial stakeholder engagement. The successful candidate manages complex, multi-year initiatives, leads policy research, builds strategic relationships and contributes to programmes that support local climate leadership across Canada.

What you get

The stated salary range is 75,000 to 80,000 per year, but the source does not give the currency, so applicants should confirm it in the official vacancy notice. Benefits include flexible scheduling, paid time off, healthcare benefits and an annual $1,200 wellness allowance. The source does not give a contract end date.

Who can apply

The post suits an experienced professional with a strong background in climate policy, policy research, programme management, stakeholder engagement and community-focused climate action. Climate Caucus describes it as suited to someone with considerable experience in policy development and analysis. Because it is fully remote, applicants should be able to work independently, manage their time, collaborate digitally and stay accountable.

Requirements

The programme side involves coordinating climate programmes from planning through implementation and monitoring, including multi-year projects that need long-term planning, milestones, work plans, performance indicators, partner relationships, budget awareness, risk management and reporting. The research side involves leading research that informs the organization's programmes and policy work, such as reviewing legislation and government policy, analyzing climate strategies, comparing approaches across jurisdictions, synthesizing evidence and producing recommendations. The role is meant for someone who understands both policy and implementation.

Key dates

The application deadline is August 28, 2026.