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Global Green Growth Institute

Supports green growth in developing countries

Senior Project Assistant - SITHARA Project

Project ManagementUpdated on Nov 13
Full-timeIndiaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Architecture, Energy or related fields) or Science from a recognized university is required; a master's degree in a relevant field is an advantage.
  • At least 2 years of relevant post-qualification professional experience in policy studies, data analytics, or project implementation support in energy efficiency, renewable energy, sustainable buildings, or climate change.
  • Experience supporting research, data collection and analysis, stakeholder consultations, workshops, field activities, and/or technical reporting.
  • Familiarity with India's building-sector programmes, energy-efficiency and renewable-energy initiatives, or public-sector project implementation is desirable.
  • Willingness and ability to undertake field travel within Andhra Pradesh and other locations in India as required.
  • Good written and spoken proficiency in English and Telugu is required.
  • Working knowledge of energy efficiency, renewable energy, sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, thermal comfort, and decarbonization concepts.
  • Ability to collect, organize, and analyze technical, market, and project data and translate findings into clear project outputs.
  • Ability to support technical assessments, stakeholder consultations, field demonstrations, and project monitoring.
  • Ability to draft technical notes, reports, presentations, meeting minutes, and other project documentation.
  • Basic understanding of institutional, policy, and market barriers relevant to sustainable housing and clean-energy implementation.
  • Attention to detail and ability to support multiple assigned activities and timelines.
  • Ability to understand and actively support GGGI's mission, vision, and values; promote optimum use of public resources; support a culture of trust, transparency, respect, and partnership; share information; manage emotions and stress positively, build rapport, and resolve conflict constructively; and promote creativity and innovation among staff.

Responsibilities

  • Support implementation and monitoring of assigned SITHARA activities in accordance with the approved project workplan, timelines, and project requirements.
  • Support technical, market, policy, and institutional research and analysis related to sustainable and energy-efficient affordable housing, renewable energy, thermal comfort, clean cooking, and building-code implementation.
  • Assist with stakeholder coordination, consultations, field activities, demonstrations, capacity-building programmes, and other project implementation activities.
  • Support collection, organization, and analysis of technical, market, beneficiary, and project data for assessments, monitoring, and reporting.
  • Assist in preparing technical documents, implementation tools, reports, presentations, training materials, and other project knowledge products.
  • Maintain project records, activity trackers, and supporting documentation, and contribute to timely monitoring and reporting of project activities and results.
  • Coordinate with GGGI project team members, ASCI, consultants, and service providers in support of assigned SITHARA activities.
  • Support engagement with APTIDCO, APSHCL, APSECM, NREDCAP, DISCOMs, ULBs/DTCP, and other relevant government institutions for project implementation.
  • Support engagement with ESCOs, financial institutions, technology providers, industry associations, technical institutions, and other relevant project stakeholders.
  • Assist in organizing stakeholder consultations, technical meetings, workshops, training programmes, focus group discussions, field visits, and knowledge-sharing activities.
  • Maintain regular communication and follow up with stakeholders to obtain required data, technical inputs, activity updates, and documentation.
  • Support technical, market, policy, and institutional assessments covering energy efficiency, rooftop solar, thermal comfort, clean cooking, PMAY 2.0, ECSBC/ENS, DSM, and related sustainable-housing interventions.
  • Assist with stakeholder and market mapping and prepare implementation tools, including procurement/bid documents, ESCO/DSM models, financing mechanisms, M&V documents, and other market-enabling instruments.
  • Support technical assessments, project preparation, and demonstrations involving rooftop solar, energy-efficient appliances, clean cooking, thermal-comfort measures, and community-based solar PV with or without battery storage.
  • Support baseline, field, and post-implementation data collection, analysis, and documentation to monitor energy savings, GHG emission reductions, thermal comfort, and other project results.
  • Assist in ECSBC and ENS implementation and compliance activities, including preparing templates, workflows, and training materials and coordinating technical support to relevant government officials.
  • Support capacity-building for masons, construction workers, government officials, and ULB/DTCP officials, including participant coordination, logistics, training documentation, and follow-up.
  • Support preparation of project reports, presentations, case studies, SOPs, training materials, and other knowledge products, and maintain project records, activity trackers, stakeholder information, and supporting documentation.
  • Undertake field visits and support stakeholder engagement, project monitoring, dissemination, and knowledge-sharing activities; perform other relevant project implementation responsibilities assigned by the Country Representative, Project Lead, or Analyst.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's degree in a relevant field.
  • Familiarity with India's building-sector programmes, energy-efficiency and renewable-energy initiatives, or public-sector project implementation.

About the Company

Global Green Growth Institute

Supports green growth in developing countries

GGGI is a treaty-based intergovernmental organization that helps developing countries and emerging economies pursue sustainable, inclusive economic growth. It operates by providing policy advice, technical assistance, capacity building, and program support to governments to design and implement green growth strategies, including policy reforms, project preparation, investment planning, and monitoring. Unlike NGOs or private consultants, GGGI is a multilateral body that works directly with member governments on country-led, long-term green growth programs rather than one-off projects. Its goal is to help these countries transition to resilient, low-carbon economies that create jobs, reduce poverty, and protect natural resources.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$36K
Headquarters
Seoul, South Korea
Founded
2012

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