Corporate sustainability jobs
This month’s job opportunities include vacancies at the Financial Conduct Authority, Intel and Meta
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is refreshing its ESG Advisory Committee, including appointing new members. The regulator will change the name of the body to the Sustainable Finance Advisory Committee, and is calling for applications to join. Set up in 2022 and appoints members for three-year terms, with a two-term maximum. Applications for the group are open until May 9th.
Australia’s accounting standards body is recruiting a senior manager to help it implement the nation’s incoming climate-related disclosure requirements. The deadline to apply for the three-year contract closes on May 30th.
Intel is seeking someone to oversee its global water programme, including its 2030 commitments. The Oregon-based role pays between $117k and $165k per year.
Meta is recruiting a net-zero specialist to help identify roadblocks to reducing its suppliers’ emissions. The Texas-based role pays $111k-$162k per year.
US software giant Oracle is looking for a technical product manager to oversee its internal sustainability data and reporting tools. The US-based role pays between $93k and $200k.
PayPal is seeking a director of social impact and sustainability. The New York-based role, which reports to the head of corporate affairs, pays between $143k and $285k per year.
Danish pharmaceutical firm Novo Nordisk is looking for a sustainability manager based in Chiyoda, Japan. The role includes overseeing a childhood obesity prevention programme in the city of Chiba.
The Indonesian-arm of Heineken is hiring a strategic sustainability manager for its South Jakarta office. The role involves overseeing Multi Bintang Indonesia’s carbon reduction, water conservation and community empowerment programmes.
US tech firm Advanced Micro Devices is looking for a senior manager for its product environmental stewardship. The role, which can be based in Texas or California, pays between $160k and $240k per year and involves keeping on top of environmental regulations and standards that might impact the company.
The European Commission is recruiting an economic analyst to help shape the future of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, including the extension of the law’s scope.