Project Manager for Máhto årudahka

Laponiatjuottjudus · Temporary

Jokkmokk, Sweden

Laponiatjuottjudus together with Sámi Duodji is running a three-year heritage fund project focused on knowledge transfer between generations. The project concludes on 2027-12-31, and for the project's final year we are seeking a project manager and coordinator who wants to work with participating youth toward established goals. The focus is on a handicraft exhibition in a Sámi setting, development of educational materials within handicraft, and final reporting. The position is located at Laponiatjuottjudus office in Jokkmokk, with the possibility for remote work according to agreement. We are a small workplace with great commitment where our values are at the center and where you will have the opportunity to develop in your role. We are an inclusive workplace and together we work toward common goals in an open and supportive environment. We make use of each other's expertise and think it's important to have fun at work. WORK TASKS The project manager ensures that established goals are achieved by leading, coordinating and organizing the project through to completion, including final reporting. In the project, an apprentice at 25% will also work with you for the purpose of learning project management. Qualifications We are looking for someone who has: – experience and knowledge to drive projects from start to goal – the ability to engage and lead – at least category B driving license It is a merit if you have: – proficiency in North or Lule Sámi in speech and writing – experience of previous educational work or studies – experience of previous work within Sámi culture and/or duodji We place great emphasis on personal qualities. We would like to see that you: – are solution-oriented – have an easy time collaborating and building good relationships – are clear and have good communication skills – are accustomed to working independently and taking responsibility Welcome to submit your application! Scope of Employment Type of employment: fixed-term until and including 2027-12-31 Scope: 50% with possibility for increased employment level Start date: as soon as possible according to agreement Submit your application as soon as possible as recruitment is ongoing but no later than 2026-09-20 Laponia, Lapland World Heritage Site, consists of the large national parks and reserves in Gällivare and Jokkmokk. The designation as a world heritage site rests on invaluable values in the form of the area's cultural history, the area's nature, and the living and active Sámi culture with reindeer herding. Laponia's administrative organization – Laponiatjuottjudus – has developed through the unique Laponia process, where the Sámi villages, municipalities and state authorities have agreed on a joint, locally anchored administration of the world heritage site Laponia, based on a common value foundation and the area's invaluable values. The value foundation is based on a holistic approach to people and nature in interaction. The organization is formed by the nine Sámi villages in Laponia, Gällivare and Jokkmokk municipalities, the County Administrative Board of Norrbotten County and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. The organization is responsible for maintenance, operation and development of the world heritage site and its facilities.