• Assist with planning, designing, and implementing public participation meetings
• Attend planning/program and project check-in meetings with staff and/or clients
• Manage logistics and planning for events
• Help facilitate breakout discussions and notetaking exercises
• Staff public events: organize supplies, set up, take down and engage with members of the public in interactive exercises and discussions
• Prepare notes and develop summaries of events
• Assist with survey design, survey implementation, and analysis
• Design informational tools, presentations, forms, fact sheets, and other materials
• Write social media posts

Candidates from a variety of backgrounds, including public policy, urban planning and communications will be considered. An interest in collaborative problem-solving and communications is essential. Preference for candidates who are fluent in Spanish.

Additional desired qualifications include:

• Experienced conducting outreach to Bay Area and/or Central Valley communities
• Familiar with outreach techniques specifically for underserved communities
• Self-motivated and comfortable working independently
• An effective and reliable communicator
• Quickly learn key issues, FAQs and important elements of complex projects
• Able to translate technical information for a general audience
• Able to attend meetings during evenings and weekends

Compensation will be $40.68 - $55.17, including travel time.