Built Environment Circularity Partnerships Lead

s1jobs; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Zero Waste Scotland is seeking a role to develop, plan, deliver and monitor construction sector activities in Scotland, with a strong emphasis on stakeholder engagement and input into programme development.

The role will contribute to the Circular Economy Delivery team and support the development of circular economy business models and upscaling strategies as part of Horizon Europe projects. Collaboration across public, private and third sectors is essential.

Qualifications

• Specialist engagement to develop and maintain strategic partnerships across sectors.
• Ability to develop circular economy business models and input to Horizon Europe projects.
• Experience in monitoring, reporting and risk mitigation planning across programmes.
• Knowledge of UK Treasury Green Book standards for business cases.

Responsibilities

• Support delivery of Zero Waste Scotland outcome targets and business plan targets.
• Lead specialist engagement activities to secure commitments from partners across public, private and third sectors.
• Carry out strategic market analysis and due diligence to support business case development; align with Green Book standards.
• Support partnerships and engagement with circular economy initiatives in built environment and related sectors.
• Contribute to monitoring and evaluation across projects with proactive risk identification and escalation.

Skills

Stakeholder engagement

Business case development

Market analysis

Monitoring & evaluation

Risk management

Job description

Zero Waste Scotland is seeking a role to develop, plan, deliver and monitor construction sector activities in Scotland, with a strong emphasis on stakeholder engagement and input into programme development.

The role will contribute to the Circular Economy Delivery team and support the development of circular economy business models and upscaling strategies as part of Horizon Europe projects. Collaboration across public, private and third sectors is essential.