Community Development Manager, Strategic Partnerships Office
About this role
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X This role is not remote, but supports a site that is not yet announced. Applicants must be able to work onsite 5 days a week.Remote location: Finland.
Minimum qualifications:Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
8 years of experience in program or project management.
Experience working with local municipalities, associations, key opinion formers, non-profit decision makers, education institutions, and community members.
Ability to travel 25% of the time as required.
Preferred qualifications:MBA or Master's degree in Education, Public Relations/Policy or a related field or equivalent experience.
Experience using analytics to make decisions.
Experience in one or more of the following: Data Centers, Utilities, Government, Advanced Manufacturing.
Experience developing and launching local, state, national or global public-private partnerships.
Ability to grow in a fluid multinational environment working across multiple lines of business.
Ability to communicate in Finnish fluently in order to interact with local stakeholders.
About the job
The Strategic Partnership Office (SPO) operates at the intersection of industrial innovation, external affairs, and civic impact, bridging Google's technology capabilities with real-world partners. Within SPO, the Economic and Community Development team is a vertically integrated organization responsible for analyzing and mitigating economic, community, and labor risks to deliver an optimized inventory of assets meeting business operating needs, ensuring growth and resilience through place-based strategies. We provide hyperlocal civic impact, community sustainability, and external engagement strategies, programs, and tools to expand economic, community, and workforce development outcomes.
As a Community Development Manager, you will combine your community engagement and industry knowledge to support Google's infrastructure growth. This role will support the strategic community development and work