Career Opportunities

Project Coordinator (Non-IT)

Date posted: Ongoing

Economic Alliance is seeking a collaborative individual who wants to grow their career with a passionate team. Economic Alliance Snohomish County creates economic growth and opportunities through leadership, collaboration, advocacy, and support. As a countywide chamber and economic development organization, we encourage business, partnerships, jobs, and growth by collaborating with stakeholders throughout the County.

The Northwest Small Business Transportation Resource Center (SBTRC), funded under the U.S. Department of Transportation and operated by the Economic Alliance Snohomish County supports the capacity for small and disadvantaged businesses to bid and perform on transportation and construction projects. The Project Coordinator is responsible for enrolling new clients to the SBTRC program by completing the appropriate program enrollment documents. This position will be responsible for the support of new and existing client inquiries, using the CRM System (NeoSerra). The Project Coordinator will be responsible for responding to email and phone inquiries, and thorough processing of new client data into NeoSerra. The Project Coordinator is also responsible for the outreach and promotion of bonding and contracting workshops, events, and opportunities hosted by the Northwest SBTRC. Outreach channels include the use of newsletter and social media platforms. The Project Coordinator will support the Project Director and other team members to ensure all project activities within the SBTRC Program are implemented effectively and efficiently, and all goals successfully met.

See a full list of duties and qualifications on LinkedIn.

Volunteer Internship Program

Date Posted: Ongoing

The Economic Alliance Snohomish County (EASC) internship program aims to provide qualified students with valuable work experience in a fast pace environment of economic development, policy advocacy, and small business development.

Interns will provide support for specific projects within EASC’s mission of advocating on behalf of business and community groups, business recruiting/expansion/retention efforts, and providing resources to help businesses connect and grow. Interns will gain skills in research and analysis, writing, marketing/communications, event planning, project management, industry-specific business development efforts and more.

A minimum commitment of 10 weeks is required. A schedule will be developed depending on the student’s other commitments, but not to exceed 20 hours per week. Internships are generally awarded for spring, summer or fall terms (though other arrangements may be made on a case-by-case basis).

Sample internship projects include:

  • Write and design marketing materials for specific industry clusters and EASC events
  • Research economic development trends and draft a report on how to create economic industry zones in Snohomish County
  • Conduct a poll on the business community and draft a report on how EASC can increase awareness of issues affecting businesses in Snohomish County
  • Provide research assistance on the development of a regional market assessment and strategic plan to attract foreign direct investment to Snohomish County
  • Provide general communications support, including writing content for the web and social media, conduct interviews/develop content for newsletters, etc.
  • Research and update economic impact data for specific target clusters
  • Research industry supply chains to create segment mapping opportunities within specific target clusters
  • Assist in managing EASC events and other projects

Qualifications

Applicants must currently be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate school program (applicants should hold at least college junior status; students currently in graduate school are preferred). International students studying in the U.S. are eligible. Students pursuing a degree in business, economics, communications, public policy, or related fields are strongly encouraged to apply.

Desired Skills

  • Ability to use computers and have working knowledge of Microsoft Office
  • Ability to work independently, under pressure, and handle multiple projects
  • Writing experience, especially on a newspaper or newsletter
  • Professional and courteous interpersonal skills
  • A professional working proficiency with English (ILR Level 3)

Application Instructions

To apply, submit your resume and cover letter (including a statement about why you are interested in interning with EASC) to: HR@economicalliancesc.org