Junior Environmental Data Analyst

Intellect Group
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5 months ago
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Job Title: Environmental Data Analyst


This role is ideal for a recent graduate with a master’s degree in Environmental Studies or a related field, complemented by internship experience in environmental data analysis or sustainability projects.


About:

We are partnering with an environmental organisation that is committed to developing impactful solutions for sustainability and environmental challenges. Their team is driven by a passion for harnessing data and technology to create positive change in areas such as climate action, carbon offsetting, and natural resource management. They are currently seeking a Junior Environmental Data Analyst to join their team and contribute to exciting projects focused on carbon offsetting and environmental data analysis.


Position Overview:

As the Junior Environmental Data Analyst, you will play a key role in transforming environmental data into actionable insights. You will support major projects, including carbon offset initiatives, climate risk analysis, and geospatial data management. Working alongside a team of experienced professionals, you’ll have the opportunity to apply your technical expertise in a meaningful way, contributing to solutions for some of today’s most pressing environmental issues.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Analyse and interpret environmental and geospatial datasets using tools such as ArcGIS, QGIS, and Python.
  • Assist in developing models and visualisations for environmental projects, including carbon offsetting, climate resilience, and sustainability reporting.
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams on environmental impact assessments, climate risk evaluations, and natural resource management studies.
  • Support data collection, cleaning, and validation processes to ensure high-quality datasets.
  • Prepare clear, engaging reports, dashboards, and presentations for both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Stay informed on the latest trends in environmental data science, geospatial analysis, and sustainability.


Qualifications and Skills:

  • A degree in Environmental Science, Geology, Data Science, or a related field from a Russell Group university.
  • Experience using geospatial analysis tools such as ArcGIS and QGIS.
  • Proficiency in Python for data manipulation and analysis.
  • Strong understanding of environmental and climate-related data, with the ability to interpret large datasets.
  • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with great attention to detail.
  • A passion for environmental sustainability and a desire to make a positive impact.


Salary and Benefits:

  • Competitive salary ranging from £35,000 - £40,000.
  • Hybrid working arrangement in London.
  • Opportunity to work on innovative environmental projects that contribute to real-world sustainability solutions.
  • Continuous learning and professional development through mentorship and training programmes.


How to Apply:

Please submit your most up-to-date CV, and a recruiter will be in touch to discuss the role, the organisation, and how your skills and qualifications align with the position.

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