Climate Risk Analyst - Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom - Four Squared Recruitment Ltd

Description

Climate and Nature Risk Analyst
£Cambridge/hybrid

you will be joining a business who are using their product to assist some of the biggest global brands in their pathway to becoming Net Zero.

We are looking for two new climate and nature risk analysts to join our client's mission of assisting businesses in managing their exposure and response to the dual nature-climate crisis - the two biggest systemic threats facing the economy.

The outcomes of their models aid corporations in assessing and navigating the risks and opportunities presented by the transition to a low-carbon, nature-positive economy.

Their software platform, along with our advisory services, supports companies in producing climate- and nature-related analytics to navigate their pathway to net zero and sustainable business practices.

An unparalleled climate-tech platform, counting numerous international well known brands and companies as clients.
Excellent benefits, including bonus scheme and private medical insurance.
The opportunity to be part of something meaningful in the race to net zero.
Help develop our suite of environmental and risk models.

Handle complex datasets, conduct analytics, and build rigorous models to help quantify the probability, consequences, and financial impacts of nature and climate risk scenarios.

Generate new insights through the visualisation and representation of outputs to solve challenges related to the quantification of environmental risks to business.

Be part of a talented team of modellers, economists, data scientists, and software engineers, as well as contributing to the development of the wider company and client base.

Bachelor's degree or higher in geography, natural sciences, economics, mathematics, physics or a related quantitative discipline.
Demonstrated experience with a programming language such as Python (preferred) or another language.
An interest in climate change and/or nature risks and how these may impact businesses.