Community Engagement Team Member
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 15, 2026. First seen by Alion on Jul 30, 2026. Intersect scores A on the Alion truth index.
About This Role
As a Community Engagement Team Member on Intersect's Community Engagement team, you'll support and coordinate community programs that foster trust-based, long-term relationships in the communities where we develop and operate clean energy infrastructure. You'll drive sentiment analysis, utilize ArcGIS for siting insights, and manage crucial stakeholder communications across every stage of the project lifecycle. You'll also maintain administrative and financial rigors to keep community initiatives running seamlessly. This role is planned to start on August 17, 2026.
Team Overview
This team plays a critical role in advancing Intersect's mission to accelerate the clean energy transition. The Community Engagement team acts as the bridge between our clean energy developments and host communities, ensuring local voices are respected, partnerships are collaborative, and long-run value is created for all local stakeholders.
What You'll Do
Analyze Community Dynamics and Siting
Perform comprehensive desktop research and sentiment analysis to evaluate local perceptions toward development and clean energy projects.
Utilize ArcGIS to conduct detailed siting analyses, identifying key local dynamics, community boundaries, and potential engagement opportunities.
Drive Stakeholder and Landowner Communications
Create, manage, and distribute official stakeholder and landowner notices tied to key project milestones across development and operational phases.
Track engagement workflows, ensuring consistent, transparent, and accurate communication across all target regions.
Support Team Operations and Financial Stewardship
Provide critical administrative oversight for the Community Engagement team, managing check requests, vendor invoicing, and budget tracking.
Maintain accurate records of community commitments, outreach history, and financial disbursements to support long-term accountability.
What You'll Bring
Bachelor's degree in Communications, Environmental Policy, Urban Planning, Public Affairs, or a related discipline.
1+ years of experience supporting community engagement, public outreach, or local stakeholder management within clean energy or large-scale infrastructure.
Proficiency with spatial analysis tools, specifically ArcGIS, alongside demonstrated skill in conducting community sentiment research and reporting.
Proven track record of managing structured landowner/stakeholder notice processes across multi-phase project lifecycles.
Exceptional organizational and administrative abilities, including budget tracking, invoicing, and cross-functional coordination.
Empathetic, proactive, and resilient communication style, deeply grounded in Intersect's core values of Equity, Humility, Authenticity, Long-run Value, and People Come First.