Senior Content & Communications Manager - Carbon Removal

CarbonfutureClimate Tech, Carbon Removal

EU, US and Latin America, availability for European time zone meetings and eventsFull-TimeSenior

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Languages: English
Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

Several years of experience (typically 5+ years) in a content, editorial, or communications role
Experience in a B2B or market-facing context
Proven track record producing high-quality long-form and short-form content; a strong portfolio is essential
Experience in PR or media relations, with demonstrated ability to develop story angles and secure coverage
Background in climate tech, sustainability, or carbon markets is a strong advantage
Exceptional written English — you write with the fluency and precision of a native speaker, across formats and audiences
Strong editorial judgement: you know and love to tinker with what makes a story work, and what makes it fall flat
Ability to translate complex, technical topics into compelling narratives for non-expert audiences
Comfortable working cross-functionally — extracting insight from busy subject-matter experts and turning it into content without slowing anyone down
Self-directed and organized, able to manage multiple content streams in parallel

Responsibilities

Research, write, and own Carbonfuture's content, like market reports, guides, whitepapers, editorial series, and other formats
Write thought leadership content and case studies that establish Carbonfuture as a credible, leading voice in the carbon removal market
Shape and strengthen Carbonfuture's editorial voice, ensuring clarity, distinctiveness, and narrative coherence across all public-facing materials
Develop relationships with journalists, editors, podcast hosts, etc. covering climate, finance, and sustainability, and proactively pitch relevant story angles
Write and distribute press releases for company milestones and announcements
Track coverage and continuously refine outreach to reach the right audiences
Prepare Carbonfuture experts and executives for panels, keynotes, and interviews - developing talking points, narrative briefs, and positioning angles
Identify and help secure high-impact speaking opportunities for the team
Develop and produce digital formats (webinars, roundtables, ...): from theme development and storyline shaping to moderating the live discussion
Contribute to content strategy and storytelling for Carbonfuture-hosted events; occasionally moderate panels or discussions

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