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Job: Economic Development Specialist for the City of Bangor (Maine)

Requires both relationship-building and data-driven decision making

Dane Carlson
Dane Carlson
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Job: Economic Development Specialist for the City of Bangor (Maine)

The Economic Development Specialist for the City of Bangor plays a central role in advancing local economic growth by helping design and implement initiatives that strengthen the business environment, attract investment, and expand opportunity.

The position blends relationship-building and data-driven work, acting as a connector between businesses, developers, institutions, and government partners while analyzing market trends and coordinating projects. The specialist supports business retention and expansion efforts, connects employers with resources and incentives, and guides strategic decision-making through research and reporting, all to enhance Bangor’s overall economic vitality and competitiveness.

We are looking for someone with a minimum of a bachelor's degree in economic development or allied and related degree with 3 to 5 years experience in a similar role.

Working as an Economic Development Specialist in Bangor offers the chance to shape the future of a vibrant regional hub with a strong sense of community and growing momentum in business attraction and redevelopment. The role provides a unique opportunity to collaborate across public and private sectors on impactful projects—from downtown revitalization to housing and workforce initiatives—that directly improve quality of life. With its strategic location, cultural assets, and commitment to innovation, Bangor is an ideal place to make a meaningful and visible difference in a community on the rise.

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