Sustainability Analyst CGEMJP00288836

Birmingham
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Role Title: Sustainability Analyst
Duration: contract to run until 30/11/2025
Location: Sheffield / Birmingham 60% onsite 40% remote
Rate: up to £501 p/d Umbrella inside IR35

Key Skills/ requirements

Technical Knowledge:

Understanding of key sustainability issues and trends and how they link to business value.
Experience working on sustainability projects
Appreciation of technology sector, better still infrastructure technology
Proven experience using GHG accounting and net zero transition principles, including PCF and LCA
Understanding of energy modelling and performance analysis
Experience of identifying and working through problems, using design thinking principles
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Practical mindset to assess situations and reach conclusions objectively
Working with datasets and ability to synthesis and interpret into meaningful and material conclusions
Developing and writing powerful narratives on environmental and sustainability issues
Experience of interacting with stakeholders across a broad range of business areas.
Knowledge and experience of business and/or technical strategy and operations, with either a strong background and/or experience in the field of ESG integration strategy, decarbonization and energy transition, circular economy, environmental management
Key accountabilities include:

Identify detailed requirements and pathways for the priority CTO infrastructure sustainability programmes through stakeholder engagement and data analysis
Analyse quantitative and qualitative inputs to understand the functions business impact's and prepare recommendations for improvement
Develop proposals and get buy-in from Technology SMEs on our net zero goals and approach
Work with stakeholders from across the business to help craft robust and innovative solutions to business problems
Help conduct sustainability assessments of the technology function's operations and identify opportunities for improvement.
Create comprehensive and informative project documentation
Develop and maintain sustainability metrics and reporting mechanisms to track progress and communicate results to stakeholders.
Establish partnerships with external organizations to leverage expertise and resources in sustainability initiatives.
Stay up to date with sustainability trends, best practices, and regulations to ensure that the technology function is always aligned with the latest sustainability developments.
As required, collaborate with other departments within the bank to ensure alignment with the bank's overall sustainability strategy (Corp Services, Sustainability, Operations)
All profiles will be reviewed against the required skills and experience. Due to the high number of applications we will only be able to respond to successful applicants in the first instance. We thank you for your interest and the time taken to apply

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