Agriculture Carbon Specialist
Quick answer
The Nature Conservancy is hiring a remote Agriculture Carbon Specialist with a flexible location to support carbon project planning and implementation. Salary range: $85,000- $110,000.
- Role
- Agriculture Carbon Specialist
- Organization
- The Nature Conservancy
- Location
- Flexible for countries where TNC has existing staff/offices
- Work setup
- Remote
- Level
- Senior
- Compensation
- $85,000- $110,000
- Category
- Communications & Marketing
The role
The Nature Conservancy seeks an Agriculture Carbon Specialist to support field programs worldwide in planning, designing, and implementing high-integrity carbon projects. This role requires strong technical background and project management skills.
What you'll do
- Support field programs in planning, designing, and implementing high-integrity carbon projects
- Provide technical support to ensure projects meet TNC’s criteria for high-quality, high-integrity carbon credits
- Manage feasibility assessment and design of TNC carbon projects
- Engage with Validation and Verification Bodies (VVBs) to support validation and verification processes
What it takes
- Bachelor’s degree in natural science, forestry, geography, conservation, ecology, or a related field
- At least four years of relevant experience
- Experience working for voluntary carbon market standards
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Where is the job location?
Flexible for countries where TNC has existing staff/offices.
What is the compensation range?
$85,000- $110,000.
What are the key qualifications required?
Bachelor’s degree in natural science and at least four years of relevant experience.
How do I apply for this position?
Candidates can apply by February 29th. Please visit The Nature Conservancy's career page for more information.
How to apply
Apply directly on The Nature Conservancy's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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