Qualifications
Essential
An advanced university degree (master’s) in relevant natural or social sciences, or equivalent professional experience;
At least 10 years of relevant experience, such as in climate change science and policy, global development, or multilateral diplomacy, especially in Africa;
Experience in project formulation, monitoring, evaluation, and synthesis;
Exceptional organisational skills, adept at multitasking, setting and delivering on strategic priorities, and working under pressure;
Excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and build relationships across diverse backgrounds and organisational levels;
Comfort working remotely in a dynamic, evolving environment with a start-up culture;
Proficient in communicating science to non-academic audiences with the ability to distil key messages from complex information for high-level decisions, particularly at the science-policy interface;
A commitment to the mission and values of the charity;
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English;
Existing eligibility to work in the country you are based, either in the UK or Africa.
Desired
Knowledge of solar radiation modification, or experience working a comparable emerging technology;
Experience in interdisciplinary and/or multinational scientific environments;
Connections in climate and environment policy circles in Africa;
Experience traveling independently;
Proficiency in an African language.