Project Manager for Grøn Trepart. Be part of shaping the landscapes of the future in Ringsted Municipality (3-year position)

Do you want to help create more nature, a better water environment and new coherent landscapes in Ringsted Municipality? Are you motivated by making complex projects succeed in close collaboration with good colleagues, landowners, farmers and local actors?

Then we might have the job for you.

The Green Tripartite sets a new direction for the use of Denmark's land. In the coming years the ambitions must be translated into concrete projects and visible changes in the landscape. This means that municipalities among other things must establish low-lying projects, wetlands and new natural areas, where consideration for farmers, the water environment, the climate and nature must be thought together.

In Ringsted Municipality we are already well underway, and we now seek a project manager for a three-year position, who can help drive the projects from the first dialogues to concrete solutions in the landscape.

You will become part of a strong project team

You will become part of our project group for Green Tripartite together with three experienced colleagues who, like you, are passionate about nature and the water environment, and about making good projects happen in reality.

We work closely together, share knowledge and help each other with both the professional and practical challenges that arise along the way. At the same time you will have independent responsibility for your own projects and good opportunities to influence both the solutions and the way we work.

As a project manager you will play a central role in the work with among other things low-lying projects, wetlands and nature restoration projects. The projects involve many disciplines and interests, and an important part of your work will therefore be to build good relationships and find solutions that are both technically sound and work locally.

You will be responsible for planning, coordinating and driving water and nature projects from the early investigations to realization.

A significant part of the job takes place in dialogue with landowners. We attach great importance to voluntary collaboration, trust and local anchoring, and therefore you must be able to listen, explain complex issues in an understandable way, and be curious about different perspectives.

At the same time you must be able to maintain direction and progress in the projects and get the many professional, financial and practical elements to hang together.

Your tasks will include

• planning and implementing nature, wetlands and low-lying projects
• creating a good and trusting dialogue with landowners and other stakeholders
• ensuring progress in the projects and following up on timelines, agreements and deliverables
• coordinating the cooperation between the municipality's departments, external advisers and other partners
• contributing to pre-studies, project development and realization
• communicating projects and professional issues to citizens, politicians and partners

Who are you?

Your educational background can vary. You could, for example, be biologist, engineer, geographer, agronomist or have another relevant higher education.

The most important thing is that you can combine your professional expertise with project management and collaboration.

We imagine that you

• have experience with project management, preferably within nature, environment, water or civil engineering
• understand nature restoration, hydrology, water environment or related areas
• are good at creating relationships and collaborating with people with different professional and practical perspectives
• are interested in strategic land use and solutions where nature, climate, farming and local interests can be aligned
• can create structure and progress in complex projects
• communicate clearly and trustfully both verbally and in writing
• want to work both independently and as an active part of a professional team

You must have a Category B driving license.

We can offer

You will become part of a professional environment where we value collaboration, knowledge sharing and helping each other. We have an informal tone and believe that high professional quality can go hand in hand with smiles and laughter in everyday life.

Practical information

The position is a three-year project employment at 37 hours per week and to be filled as soon as possible.

Employment and remuneration are according to the applicable collective agreement.

Application deadline: 28 October at 23:59

If you have questions about the position, you are very welcome to contact

• Program manager Anne-Kristine Sverdrup or deputy head Pernille Crone via the contact information to the right.

Employment interviews: 4 November 2026