Corporate sustainability jobs
AstraZeneca, Mars, Lego, Anglo America, Google and Unilever are among those recruiting sustainability experts.
Mars is recruiting a director to develop sustainability partnerships with its retail partner. The role is based in London. The chocolate maker is also still seeking a global scientific and regulatory affairs manager.
Google is on the hunt for a programme manager for its cloud supply-chain operations. The role will involve overseeing projects and communicating with stakeholders, with a focus on applying environmental and social frameworks to the firm’s code of conduct for suppliers and leading campaigns on conflict and critical minerals. It will also involve data collection, risk mitigation, and industry engagement. It is based in Taiwan.
Unilever is hiring a London-based sustainability reporting manager to support its compliance with mandatory reporting requirements.
Toymaker Lego is recruiting a senior global initiative manager to help it manage its participation in various initiatives. The role can be based out of London or Billund, Denmark.
Anglo American is recruiting an advisor for its impact finance network. The full-time role, based in Johannesburg, will focus on the mining giant’s in-house sustainable and impact finance capabilities, particularly in South Africa. It will involve building and maintaining partnerships with other corporates, as well as the third sector and donors.
AstraZeneca is hiring a director of sustainability data and analytics, to be based in Luton, UK.
Barbour is looking for a product sustainability manager to join its the UK apparel firm’s team in South Shield, UK.
US defence and aerospace firm Northrop Grumman is seeking a principal sustainability reporting analyst based in Virginia, US. The role pays $94k – $141k.
Cardinal Health is looking for a US-based director of investigations, who will focus on ethics and compliance management. The salary will be between $137k and $211k.
Online sustainability publication resilience.org is looking for a remote, part-time managing editor. The publication, which is run by non-profit Post Carbon Institute, will pay $3,500 per month for a three-month contract, which may be extended.
Sustainability data platform Worldly is seeking a data scientist to analyse and identify patterns across global supply chains and build predictive tools for businesses in the consumer goods industry. The US-based role will be remote, and will pay up to $160k plus equity and bonuses.
Siemens is seeking a head of digital and sustainability sales, based in India, to engage with its manufacturing clients.
Luxury fashion house Chanel is recruiting a social sustainability manager for its watches and fine jewellery division.
The Church of England is hiring a social impact investment manager to help decide how to allocate a £25m portfolio of assets across housing, communities and a just energy transition. The successful candidate will originate new deals and lead financial and impact due diligence.