Corporate sustainability jobs
The latest ESG-related vacancies include roles at Lego, Innocent, Chanel, Amazon, PwC, Charlotte Tilbury and Mattel
Toymaker Mattel is recruiting a senior manager for human rights due diligence. The role, which can be located from anywhere in Asia, sits within Mattel’s worldwide operations and focuses on safeguarding workers’ rights in its supply chain and operations, and managing associated risks.
PwC is seeking an “experienced and commercially-minded” sustainability regulatory expert to advise its clients. The successful candidate will need to have a legal qualification or “equivalent” experience in environmental consultancy, regulatory affairs, or in‑house sustainability.
British jewellery brand Monica Vinader is looking for a head of sustainability to cover maternity leave for 14 months. Reporting to the chief product officer, the role involves leading the firm’s overall sustainability strategy and requires three days a week in the company’s London office, with the rest remote.
Smoothie maker Innocent is hiring a supply sustainability delivery lead to drive carbon‑reduction projects across sourcing, procurement, logistics and supplier relationships, and to work with its farmers on responsible sourcing.
Lego is looking for a London-based sustainability risk and traceability manager to add to its global procurement team. The job will involve managing environmental and human rights risks throughout the firm’s supply chains, and helping to build traceability infrastructure. The toymaker is also looking for a technical expert on resin sustainability.
Amazon’s legal department is recruiting a junior attorney with a background in sustainability, environmental regulation, or product safety compliance to support Amazon Web Services (AWS) and provide counsel on data centres, ESG reporting and compliance. The role will coordinate with colleagues across climate, human rights, water, circular economy, supply chain, engineering, product compliance and data center operations.
Chanel is hiring a sustainability performance and insights manager to sit within its global finance function. Reporting to the fashion house’s manager for sustainable finance and analytical insights, the position focuses on sustainability data and net-zero trajectories.
Make-up company Charlotte Tilbury wants a sustainability analyst to join its business transformation unit and help manage its data and reporting work. The job also involves helping with research, analysis and presentations to the sustainable business committee.