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Devon County Council

Climate and Sustainability Officer

LocationExeter, Devon
SetupOn-site
LevelMid
Posted2w ago
Communications & Marketing

Quick answer

Devon County Council is hiring a mid-level Climate and Sustainability Officer (Exeter, Devon) paying £31,525 - £34,811 pa to support the council’s environmental performance and help deliver real change across Devon.

Role
Climate and Sustainability Officer
Organization
Devon County Council
Location
Exeter, Devon
Work setup
On-site
Level
Mid
Compensation
£31,525 - £34,811 pa
Category
Communications & Marketing

The role

Devon County Council is seeking a Climate and Sustainability Officer to support the council’s environmental performance and help deliver real change across Devon. The role involves leading and supporting projects that reduce carbon emissions and drive system-wide change, as well as supporting climate adaptation initiatives.

What you'll do

  • Lead and support projects that reduce carbon emissions and drive system-wide change.
  • Support the development and delivery of climate adaptation initiatives.
  • Provide technical advice, shape strategies and guidance.
  • Support partnerships such as the Devon Climate Emergency, Devon Local Nature Partnership, and National Landscapes.

What it takes

  • Experience in a similar role, including providing environmental advice and supporting projects and partnerships.
  • A good understanding of climate resilience and sustainability initiatives.
  • Strong communication skills – able to translate technical information for a range of audiences.
  • A proactive, collaborative approach and enthusiasm for addressing the climate and ecological emergency.
  • Confidence working with data and helping shape practical solutions.

What you'll bring

Experience in a similar roleincluding providing environmental advice and supporting projects and partnerships.A good understanding of climate resilience and sustainability initiatives.Strong communication skills – able to translate technical information for a range of audiences.A proactivecollaborative approach and enthusiasm for addressing the climate and ecological emergency.

How we treat you

Flexible working, a supportive team environment, and the opportunity to make a real difference.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is located in Exeter, Devon.

What is the compensation?

The compensation is £31,525 - £34,811 pa.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include experience in a similar role, a good understanding of climate resilience and sustainability initiatives, strong communication skills, a proactive, collaborative approach, and confidence working with data.

How do I apply?

Applications may not be taken forwards if the supporting statement is not adequately completed. Please ensure when completing your application form that you provide a supporting statement which demonstrates how you meet the essential and desirable criteria as described in the person specification of the job description.

Is the job remote?

The job is in-office.

How to apply

Apply directly on Devon County Council's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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