Director of Renewable Energy

Role Description The Director of Renewable Energy will lead the forum’s strategy and initiatives related to renewable energy, with a focus on how sustainable energy policy and practice can support communities affected by conflict and contribute to long-term resilience. This part-time, remote role involves designing and managing renewable energy projects, analyzing regional energy trends, and advising on policy positions relevant to Pakistan and Palestine. The Director will develop concept notes, briefings, and advocacy materials, coordinate with stakeholders and partner organizations, and provide technical guidance on renewable energy solutions for humanitarian and community-focused programs. Day-to-day tasks include conducting research, preparing reports and presentations, participating in virtual meetings, and supporting fundraising and grant proposals that link energy sustainability with peace and development objectives.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Renewable Energy and the broader Energy Industry, with demonstrated experience in sustainable energy projects or programs.
• Knowledge of Energy Policy and Energy Management, including the ability to assess regulatory frameworks and propose policy recommendations.
• Advanced Analytical Skills to interpret technical, economic, and social data related to energy access, sustainability, and community impact.
• Experience in project planning and coordination, preferably in non-profit, humanitarian, or international development contexts.
• Relevant academic background in engineering, environmental science, energy systems, public policy, or a related discipline.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to create clear reports, advocacy briefs, and presentations for diverse audiences.
• Ability to work independently in a remote setting, collaborate across cultures and disciplines, and align technical work with humanitarian goals.
• Prior experience in South Asian or Middle Eastern contexts, or familiarity with energy challenges in conflict-affected regions, is an asset.