Grant Coordinator

Place: Terrebonne

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Job Description

Under the leadership of the Grants Director, the Grants Coordinator will participate in the drafting of responses to calls for tenders, while taking the lead for some of them, by determining the approach, the documents to be used and the specifications of the vehicles to be verified. 

Main responsabilities

  • Participate in the drafting of responses to calls for tenders, while taking the initiative for some of them: determining the approach, the documents to be used and the specifications of the vehicles to be verified;
  • Produce documents on the commercial approach towards a market, towards an association which distributes the grants or incentives, or towards the politicians who establish the legislature;
  • Be able to provide a technical analysis of specifications and produce the answers to questions;
  • Be able to transform an idea, a strategy or a direction into an internal or external presentation or document;
  • Monitoring of all grant opportunities across Canada primarily and as a supporting role for US market research;
  • Identify new funding opportunities, contacts in prominent positions able to favor the adoption of funding for electric vehicles, etc;
  • Maintaining constant contact with the people responsible for the various grant programs applicable to Lion;
  • Assist the grant coordinator with migrating and update all documents from outdated platforms used previously;
  • Assist with the creation of grant brochures for each state and update all existing documents that demonstrate the steps to follow for each grant;
  • Registration and verification of passwords for all state platforms that award and publish calls for tenders as well as finding new platforms for Lion to register on ;
  1. Validation of contact lists by state and by vehicle type;
  2. Improve monitoring tools and processes in place;
  3. Participate in the drafting of responses to tenders, while also taking the lead on some of the RFP responses: determine approach, documents to be used and vehicle specifications to be verified;
  4. Participate in the drafting of quotes for the sales department;
  5. Any other related tasks.

Knowledge

  • Ability to research information;
  • English - first language.

Skills

  • Innate sense of planning, initiative, dynamism and creativity;
  • Have excellent communication skills with any third parties;
  • Demonstrate exceptional skills in contact with the public.

Aptitude and Attitude

  • Demonstrate autonomy, good judgment and have a sense of thoroughness, responsibility and discretion;
  • Demonstrate flexibility, adaptability and tolerance to stress;
  • Teamwork oriented.

Education and Experience

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration or in relevant field;
  • 2-5 years of experience in a grant applications and/or project management.
  • Work being done remotely, candidate can live anywhere in Canada.

Job Benefits

  • Flexible work schedule
  • Group insurance coverage
  • Opportunities for advancement
  • Recognition of years of service
  • Access to professional development
  • Competitive salaries

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