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Senior Coastal Engineer

Houston, TX ยท On-site

$99K - $137K/yr

Freese and Nichols is seeking Senior Coastal Engineer to join our team in the Western Gulf Coast ... NGO, and private sector clients * Oversee multidisciplinary project execution for coastal ...

Senior Coastal Engineer

Pearland, TX ยท Hybrid

$93K - $127K/yr

Freese and Nichols is seeking Senior Coastal Engineer to join our team in the Western Gulf Coast ... NGO, and private sector clients * Oversee multidisciplinary project execution for coastal ...

Senior Coastal Engineer

Houston, TX ยท Hybrid

$99K - $137K/yr

Freese and Nichols is seeking Senior Coastal Engineer to join our team in the Western Gulf Coast ... NGO, and private sector clients * Oversee multidisciplinary project execution for coastal ...

Senior Coastal Engineer

Corpus Christi, TX ยท Hybrid

$100K - $138K/yr

Freese and Nichols is seeking Senior Coastal Engineer to join our team in the Western Gulf Coast ... NGO, and private sector clients * Oversee multidisciplinary project execution for coastal ...

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In Ngo information

What is an INGO job?

INGO jobs refer to positions within International Non-Governmental Organizations, which are organizations that operate independently from government influence and work across borders to address global issues such as humanitarian aid, human rights, development, and environmental protection. These jobs can range from project management, research, advocacy, fundraising, to fieldwork. Working for an INGO often involves collaborating with diverse teams and stakeholders, managing complex projects, and traveling or relocating to regions where assistance is needed most.

How does working in an NGO typically involve collaboration with other organizations or community stakeholders?

Working in an NGO often means collaborating closely with a variety of partners, including local communities, government agencies, and other non-profits. These collaborations are essential for maximizing impact, sharing resources, and ensuring that programs effectively address community needs. As a team member, you may participate in joint planning sessions, contribute to multi-organization projects, and regularly communicate with external stakeholders to align on goals and strategies. Building strong relationships and adapting to diverse working styles are important aspects of success in this environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in an NGO role, and why are they important?

To thrive in an NGO role, you generally need a background in fields like social sciences, international relations, project management, or community development, often complemented by a relevant degree or experience. Familiarity with grant writing, monitoring and evaluation tools, and project management systems such as MS Office or Salesforce is typically required. Strong communication, cultural sensitivity, and teamwork skills help you engage effectively with diverse stakeholders and communities. These skills are crucial for advancing the organization's mission, securing funding, and achieving sustainable impact.

What is the difference between In Ngo vs Community Organizer?

AspectIn NgoCommunity Organizer
Required CredentialsTypically a bachelor's degree in social sciences, nonprofit management, or related fieldsOften a high school diploma or equivalent, with some roles preferring college coursework or experience
Work EnvironmentOffice settings, community centers, and fieldwork in various locationsPrimarily community-based settings, outdoor events, and local meetings
Employer & Industry UsageNonprofit organizations, NGOs, and social service agenciesCommunity groups, advocacy organizations, and grassroots initiatives

In Ngo professionals typically work within structured organizations with formal roles, focusing on program management and outreach. Community Organizers often engage directly with local communities, emphasizing grassroots mobilization and advocacy. While both roles aim to promote social change, In Ngo roles tend to be more administrative and strategic, whereas Community Organizers focus on direct community engagement and activism.

Infographic showing various In Ngo job openings in Texas as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% Internship, 84% Full Time, 9% Part Time, 2% Temporary, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 72% Physical, 5% Hybrid, and 23% Remote job distribution.

Finance Manager at Climate Software NGO (Remote | English)

Open Energy Transition

Monahans, TX โ€ข On-site

$81 - $127/hr

Other

Posted 3 days ago

New


Key responsibilities

  • Support general finance and accounting activities, including bookkeeping, reconciliations, and transaction tracking.

  • Process invoices, expenses, and payments while ensuring proper documentation and compliance.

  • Support financial closing processes, reporting, and internal financial tracking.


Job description

Finance Manager at Climate Software NGO (Remote | English)

Central/Eastern Europe & Southern Europe

Location: Fully Remote; All Central/Eastern Europe (Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania & Bulgaria) & Southern Europe (Croatia & Slovenia)
Employment Type: Full-Time employee, on an annual contract term, with option to renew
Languages Required: English proficiency is mandatory
Experience Required: Senior, with in-depth technical finance and tax expertise, and a minimum of 8 years of experience in a finance role
Salary Range: Market-related (by region), based on experience
Reports to: OET Board
Works Closely With: Head of People, Admin Team, and Board
Work Travel Requirements: None
Start Date Goal: 1 September 2026 (or sooner; notice-dependent)

Weโ€™re a remote-first, mission-driven, registered non-profit, comprising around 50 highly-skilled and motivated professionals from all around the world! Our culture is built on trust, autonomy, and collaborative professionalism.

We thrive in a fast-paced, distributed environment, where communication is clear, empathy is second nature, and each of us takes full ownership of our work. We work independently, but also collaborate easily when appropriate.

Open Energy Transition (OET) is a non-profit organization advancing the global energy transition by developing innovative open-source tools and data solutions for energy and grid planning.

Our vision is to make open approaches the global standard by 2030, enabling energy planning that is more accessible, transparent, and effective.

This shift is essential to better guide trillion dollar worth public and private investment toward affordable, sustainable, and secure energy systems. This is not a distant aspiration; our work is already being adopted by leading system operators, regulators, and philanthropic partners.

We are currently looking for an experienced Senior Finance Manager to support our entire team.

To learn more about OET and our team, you can visit our website , and browse around our Handbook .

About the Role

In this role, you'll be working closely with our People Team, Admin Team, and Board, supporting our general finance and accounting, controller, and business administration activities. The purpose of this role is to help ensure accurate financial operations, maintain compliance with German accounting requirements, support monthly payroll processes, work with our external vendors, review agreements, and support day-to-day bookkeeping and reporting.

Exciting activities include the transition to a new accounting system and ERP system and the setup of several improved internal controlling/ operation solutions.

Youโ€™ll work closely with our Board for general finance-related matters, reporting, and forecasting, as well as with our Head of People for payroll and other admin.

The ideal candidate is comfortable working autonomously and fully remotely as part of a dedicated, distributed team, and enjoys building efficient, functional, scalable, and transferrable financial processes that support mission-driven work.

Important: The role requires someone with confidence in handling the responsibilities listed below autonomously and proactively, rather than seeking guidance and training.

This is a position that requires a high degree of discretion, attention-to-detail, self-management, professionalism, and confidentiality. Language proficiency in English is required, as this is our working language. Proficiency in German is a bonus, for communicating with certain external vendors, such as our tax consultants in Germany.

Weโ€™re all about transparency, and want to give you the best possible opportunity to prepare for any potential interviews. To learn a bit more about the people youโ€™ll be working most closely with, click here:

  • Proactively, autonomously, and confidently take ownership of the Finance function at OET
  • Maintainaccurate financial records, including bookkeeping, reconciliations, and transaction tracking
  • Process invoices, expenses, and payments while ensuring proper documentation and compliance
  • Support monthly, quarterly, and annual financial closing processes
  • Assist with financial reporting and internal financial tracking
  • Create and maintain project- and Department-specific budgets
  • Support compliance with German accounting and tax requirements in collaboration with external tax advisors
  • Process monthly payroll across our direct entity and employer of record services
  • Collaborate with the People Department on relevant matters
  • Support audits and financial documentation requests as needed
  • Contribute to improving financial workflows and documentation within the organization
  • Cash flow management
Youโ€™ll Be a Great Fit If You Are/Have...
  • 8 years minimum experience in accounting, finance, controlling, and/or bookkeeping
  • Strong understanding of accounting principles, and ability to collaborate with external tax advisors to ensure compliance with local requirements (this being Germany in our case)
  • Experience with accounting software and financial management tools (e.g. Odoo, Datev)
  • Experience working with financial data, formulate, etc., in Google Sheets and Excel
  • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
  • Ability to manage financial recordsaccurately in a remote work environment, including the use of cloud storage and sharing (while maintaining strict access control)
  • Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams asynchronously
  • Fluency in English (our main working language) is mandatory.German proficiency (used with some vendors) is a bonus.
  • Interest in open-source collaboration and/or the energy sector
  • Prior work at a startup and/or in the energy sector
  • Prior work as part of a fully-remote, distributed team
  • Prior work on open-source projects
  • Familiarity with donor-funded or non-profit environments
  • Experience with Odoo, or other similar platforms
  • Experience processing payroll and invoices for employers of record
  • Experience reporting directly to senior leadership

A university degree is not requiredโ€”your experience, communication skills, and work ethic matter most. However, if you happen to have a degree in business, finance, accounting, economics, or a similar field, that may be considered a bonus.

  • A flexible, fully-remote work environment where youโ€™re trusted to work very autonomously. Zero micro-management, as that goes against our culture.
  • The opportunity to support hardworking, passionate, busy leaders who value and respect your contributions, and are working to create positive societal change in the energy sector.
  • A culture that values transparency, empathy, trust, humility, diversity, collaboration, and recognition.
  • We have an open-door policy, and value reciprocal feedback. Youโ€™ll always know where you stand, and always have the ability to have your voice heard, simply by reaching out.
  • A pretty flat hierarchical structure , where titles are not emphasized, and all contributions are valued.
  • Competitive salary with growth potential. Any relevant benefits depend on your region of residence.
  • Supportive onboarding and training, tailored to your strengths, interests, and career ambitions.
  • The ability to be part of our formation! Weโ€™re still growing, changing, and improving. Anyone who is part of our team now is able to meaningfully contribute towards our culture, and processes. Weโ€™re open to all suggestions, and take them seriously!
What Our Hiring Process Entails

We take hiring seriously, and want to bring on candidates who will contribute positively towards our culture just as much as they will succeed in their roles.

Also, we donโ€™t only want to have good outcomes from you. We also want you to feel happy and fulfilled in your position. That means we have a structured process to determine best fit. Our hiring process is as follows:

  • Candidates apply via Greenhouse, and include as much information as possible and comfortable.
  • Various team members of OET will shortlist candidates in our ATS.
  • Certain shortlisted candidates will be contacted to arrange a screening call.
  • Screening calls are conducted, and feature a max. 30 minute chat with our People Team.
  • Certain candidates will go through to a first-round interview, of max. 1 hour, with our People Team. This interview will screen for a combination of competency and culture fit.
  • Finalists will go through to a second-round interview, of max. 1 hour, with the OETers with whom theyโ€™ll work most closely.
  • Bonus round - there may be a short written assignment, depending on the role.
  • The chosen candidate will be provided with an offer letter, and opportunity to ask any questions.
  • Onboarding with our People Team begins.

If this role is not for you, feel free to check back later for any future positions that may have been posted.

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