Clean Transportation Project Manager
The International Council on Clean Transportation
Company Overview
The International Council on Clean Transportation
HeadquartersWashington, DC, United States
Founded2001
SizeApproximately 200 employees (source: rocketreach.co). Revenue of $22.3 million in FY 2024 (source: propublica.org).
What They Do
The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) is an independent, nonprofit public policy think tank and research institute dedicated to producing rigorous research that informs environmental policies aimed at achieving cleaner road, marine, and air transportation globally. Unlike renewable energy companies, ICCT focuses on enhancing environmental performance and energy efficiency across various transportation sectors, including light- and heavy-duty vehicles, marine shipping, and aviation. Their work involves technical analysis, modeling, and policy recommendations tailored for regulators, ensuring that their findings are accessible and actionable for policymakers worldwide (source: wikipedia.org).
Projects & Track Record
ICCT has been involved in several high-profile projects that have significantly impacted environmental regulations. Notably, their 2013-2014 Volkswagen emissions study, which was funded by ICCT and conducted by West Virginia University, revealed that U.S. diesel models emitted nitrogen oxides at levels 15-35 times above legal limits. This discovery prompted investigations by the EPA and CARB, leading to global scrutiny of automotive emissions practices (source: wikipedia.org). Additionally, ICCT's ongoing work encompasses various program areas, including electric vehicles and aviation, with substantial financial investments in research and analysis to support low-carbon pathways and regulatory compliance (source: theicct.org).
Recent Developments
In recent years, ICCT has reported steady financial growth, with revenue reaching $22.3 million in 2024, reflecting an increase from $16.4 million in 2021. The organization has also earned a Platinum Seal of Transparency for 2025 from Candid, alongside a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator, highlighting its commitment to finance, accountability, and leadership (source: theicct.org). While there have been no major acquisitions or funding rounds reported, ICCT's budget is projected to grow to $35.4 million by 2025, supported by existing funders (source: propublica.org).
Working There
ICCT offers a diverse range of roles spanning research areas such as vehicles, fuels, aviation, and modeling, as well as supporting functions like communications and operations. The organization has a strong governance structure, ensuring diverse recruitment and equitable compensation practices. While specific employee benefits are not detailed in public filings, the financials indicate a significant allocation towards salaries and wages, reflecting ICCT's commitment to its workforce (source: theicct.org). Recent job postings suggest active hiring across its various offices, including Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Berlin, Beijing, São Paulo, and New Delhi (source: zoominfo.com).
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The ICCT is looking for an enthusiastic, entrepreneurial professional to lead our clean fuel and vehicle policy portfolio in Thailand. This position combines the technical grounding of a traditional ICCT researcher with strong stakeholder engagement skills, and will build and maintain relationships with policymakers, government agencies, local NGOs, industry, academics, and media on the ICCT's behalf. Working closely with the ICCT's global program staff, this person will help shape the ICCT's overall policy strategy for Thailand and will partner with ICCT's global communications team to develop outreach and media strategies that raise the visibility and impact of that work.
This position will contribute to ICCT's efforts to support fuel-efficiency standards, zero-emission vehicle availability requirements, and other strategies to improve the environmental and energy performance of on-road transportation in Thailand. As the ICCT's first staff member based in Thailand, this person will serve as our primary representative in the country and, as the sole in-country staff member, will need to operate as a self-directed leader while helping to shape the ICCT's presence in Thailand and the region.
The ideal candidate will bring knowledge of the transportation sector and environmental/energy topics, an understanding of Thai policy-making processes, and demonstrated experience engaging and building relationships with stakeholders within the Thai government, industry, and NGOs, and media. Transportation research and modeling experience are highly desirable, as is experience developing communications or media strategies. Because this person will be the ICCT's sole in-country staff member, the ideal candidate is an independent, self-motivated leader who is comfortable setting priorities and representing an organization without close day-to-day supervision, while staying closely coordinated with global colleagues. This opportunity is best suited to someone who is resourceful, creative, curious, and willing to work hard and learn fast to help solve our most pressing global health and environmental challenges.
This position is preferably based in Bangkok and may require periodic travel to other locations in Thailand and periodic global travel; other locations within Thailand may be considered. This position reports to the ICCT's Emerging Markets Director.
You Will
- Serve as the ICCT's primary representative and first in-country staff member in Thailand, building and maintaining relationships with a wide variety of stakeholders, including local and national government officials and agencies, NGOs, academics, industry partners, and media.
- Help develop the ICCT's overall policy strategy for Thailand in close collaboration with the ICCT's global program staff and engage key partners in Thailand to gather information and communicate relevant findings from the ICCT's research to support policy development. Organize outreach opportunities with external stakeholders and participate in public conferences or private meetings to discuss, develop, and revise transportation policies.
- Write and review technical reports, policy briefings, blogs, social media posts, articles, and other collateral summarizing the ICCT's research. Develop and execute outreach and media strategies for Thailand in collaboration with ICCT's global communications team, to raise the visibility of ICCT's research and increase its influence on Thai policy debates.
- Develop quantitative and qualitative analyses of technology and operational strategies to reduce vehicle emissions to inform local and national policies to reduce transportation emissions.
- Support research on industrial policy strategies for domestic manufacturing and assembly of zero-emission vehicles and components and engage with government and industry stakeholders to develop policies to strengthen Thailand's domestic EV value chain.
- Operate with a high degree of independence as ICCT's first staff member in Thailand, exercising sound judgment and leadership in day-to-day decisions while keeping global colleagues informed and aligned on strategy and priorities.
You Have
- Demonstrated experience with Thai policy-making processes and established connections within the Thai government, industry, and NGOs.
- Demonstrated experience with stakeholder engagement, including building relationships with government officials, NGOs, and media, and with facilitating collaboration on public policy development.
- M.Sc. or Ph.D. in engineering, environmental science, environmental policy, energy and resources, transportation, or another relevant field; equivalent professional experience will be considered.
- 3+ years of applicable stakeholder engagement and/or research experience, ideally within a transportation field.
- Strong English and Thai communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Strong problem-solving, interpersonal, and strategic thinking capabilities coupled with an outcome delivery-oriented approach.
- Availability for occasional domestic and international travel.
- Experience developing or supporting media and communications strategies, such as press outreach, message development, or working with journalists, is desirable.
- Demonstrated ability to conduct technical analysis and write reports related to vehicle efficiency, electric vehicle technology, and transportation decarbonization policies is desirable.
- Proficiency with data manipulation and analysis tools is desirable.
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About the role
July 30, 2026
August 11, 2026
Full time
Remote
Non-profit
Hydropower, Bioenergy, EV Charging Infrastructure, Smart Grid
The International Council on Clean Transportation
- Bangkok, Thailand
3+ years of applicable experience
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