Dr. Mauro Pasta is seeking a Technical Project Manager (Energy Storage) to support a portfolio of electrochemical energy storage projects.
This role offers the opportunity to work closely with researchers, industrial partners, and funding bodies, helping to deliver impactful battery research while coordinating complex projects, managing budgets, overseeing reporting requirements, and supporting collaborations across multiple programmes.
At the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, our Critical Minerals mission is to demonstrate that a circular economy approach can reduce virgin demand, create system-level value, and deliver a more resilient, prosperous, and resource-efficient future. We will be focused on various levers, such as transforming how these materials are designed into systems, circulated through value chains, and/or recovered after use - cutting across sectors and technologies like renewable generation, energy storage, mobility, digital infrastructure, electronics, and beyond.
NOTE: Only applicants in the United States and Canada are eligible for this position.
The senior manager, state policy, Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, plays an important role in developing and overseeing the implementation of strategies to achieve project objectives related to the adoption and successful implementation of state policies designed to reduce Americans’ exposure to harmful endocrine disrupting chemicals and lay the groundwork for national action in the future.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is a charity committed to building a circular economy, so we can create a better future for business, society and the natural world. As part of our Plastics Initiative, you will work collaboratively across the Foundation to drive our common vision of a circular economy for plastic, in which it never becomes waste.
We are a science-based, data-driven, non-profit organization with a mission to end the uncertainty about chemical hazards by ensuring that all chemicals entering commerce are well characterized and support safe and sustainable design. We work in a collaborative, pre-competitive environment with some of the world’s most respected brands and retailers to develop a shared data repository to support decision-making for product design, development, procurement, chemical management, and regulation.
DUDE CHEM is a Green Chemistry startup with its origins in the German Cluster of Excellence in Catalysis at the University of Technology Berlin. We are a small but mighty team which is dedicated to fulfil our mission: Based on the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry we aim to build a green chemical-pharmaceutical industry. The industry currently consumes >13% of all fossil resources, most of them during the manufacturing. Our aim is to change this.
The "International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre" (ISC3) is managed by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) on behalf of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection BMUV and the German Environment Agency UBA.
We know that our climate goals can only be met by rapidly reducing emissions and removing the carbon that already exists in our atmosphere. Carbon180 is a climate NGO with a vision to remove legacy carbon emissions from the atmosphere and create a livable climate in which current and future generations can thrive. Based in Washington, DC, we design and champion equitable, science-based policies that bring carbon removal solutions to gigaton scale. This position is remote, with the expectation of quarterly travel to Washington, DC.
As a Sustainability Consultant at Workiva, you'll play a pivotal role in helping clients achieve their sustainability goals. You'll leverage your expertise in sustainability best practices and Workiva's platform to deliver exceptional service. We are looking for an experienced professional who can support clients ranging in size from Fortune 500s to small independent organizations through the implementation of our software and delivery of high-quality ESG consulting services.
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