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Senior Program Officer, Resilient Rivers

World Wildlife Fund, Inc. · Washington, DC · Connected Rivers of Resilience Initiative (CRRI)

Employment type

Full-time

Work setting

On-site

Location

Washington, DC

Schedule

Day shift

Posted

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Job overview

Senior Program Officer, Resilient Rivers is an onsite role in Washington, DC. Compensation is not specified. The role supports World Wildlife Fund’s Connected Rivers of Resilience Initiative, which works toward valuing, protecting, and restoring connected rivers for the benefit of people and nature. WWF works globally with communities, companies, and governments on conservation. The role exists to provide technical analysis, project management, partnership support, and communications for freshwater protection and restoration programs. Research, hydrologic assessment, mapping, project coordination, and monitoring help advance the initiative’s strategy and connect its work with broader conservation priorities.

What you'll do

  • Support and lead report writing, proposal development, and resource mobilization
  • lead technical assessments quantifying hydrologic benefits of freshwater protection and restoration
  • coordinate with WWF teams and offices on technical, research, and policy insights
  • lead technical assessment, map making, knowledge management, reporting, and monitoring and evaluation
  • co-lead initiative communications and outreach
  • support WWF offices and cross-team connections
  • research technical information, policies, tools, and trends
  • develop and implement project and grant components
  • coordinate with project personnel, grantees, consultants, and partners.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
senior program officer
resilient rivers
freshwater conservation
river restoration
hydrology
gis
technical analysis
project management
partnerships
monitoring and evaluation
washington dc
world wildlife fund
no visa sponsorship
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Requires a bachelor’s degree in hydrology, environmental or freshwater science, or a related field; a master’s degree is preferred. Requires six years of relevant professional experience, or three years with an advanced degree. Basic GIS is required; advanced GIS and Python are preferred. Not eligible for employment visa sponsorship; relocation is not provided.

About the employer

World Wildlife Fund, Inc. is hiring for this role. Industry: Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations. Sector: 81.

Additional details

Industry sector
81
Industry
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations
Occupation code
13-1111.00
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