Project Officer – University Plant-rich Pledge, Thailand focus

Role SummaryJoin a team that’s shaping a more sustainable future for our planet, one plant-based meal at a time. As Project Officer, you will coordinate the implementation of the Asia University Plant-Rich Pledge in Thailand – an initiative helping universities transition to plant-based and plant-rich dining for health, climate action, and youth empowerment. You will work closely with university partners, student ambassadors, and faculty champions to deliver campaigns, events, and training, while tracking progress and impact. This role offers opportunities to grow your skills in project coordination, communications, and sustainability advocacy, with professional development and mentoring as part of your journey. Job DetailsLocation: Thailand (Bangkok preferred; remote possible)Position type: Full-time or Part-time (minimum 10 hours/week)Reports to: ProVeg Asia Campaign LeadResponsibilitiesProgramme coordinationAct as the primary liaison between ProVeg Asia and Thai university partners. Support onboarding and coordination with university working groups, dining teams, and student clubs. Monitor and evaluate programme implementation, including surveys and data collection. Student & faculty engagementRecruit, train, and mentor student ambassadors and faculty champions. Coordinate campus campaigns, workshops, and events. Track monthly impact metrics (e.g. plant-based protein uptake, participation levels, curriculum integration, research grants). Training & capacity buildingOrganise plant-based culinary training sessions for chefs and caterers with external partners. Coordinate educational workshops for students, faculty, and dining staff. Communications & outreachCoordinate localised communications in Thai. Translate and adapt campaign materials and toolkits. Support public events and media engagement for key milestones (e.g. Earth Day, Green Plates Summit). Administration & reportingMaintain programme calendars and organise logistics for events, materials, and trainings. Prepare monthly progress reports in English. Support the delivery of small research grants and recognition activities. QualificationsMust-haveFluency in spoken and written Thai and English. Minimum 5 years’ experience in project coordination, education, communications, or community engagement. Strong interpersonal, organisational, and time-management skills. Passion for sustainable food systems, climate action, or public health. PreferredExperience working with universities, student groups, or youth programmes. Event management experience. Familiarity with plant-based food and culinary training contexts. Alum of the universities of Chula, Kasetsart or MahidolBenefits of working with usCompetitive salary of 50K and 100K THB per month for a full-time role, commensurate with experience. Professional development opportunities. Engagement in a regional and international sustainability network. Flexible schedule, with a minimum of 10 hours per week (part-time) or full-time preferred. Remote work possible, Bangkok-based candidates preferred. When? Start date: as soon as possibleFurther informationApplication steps1. Online application (CV and cover letter)2. Short online assessment (cognitive aptitude and personality test)3. First interview with our Managing Director Asia, Shirley Lu4. Written trial task5. Second interview with the People & Culture TeamOriginally posted on Himalayas Apply To this Job