GHG Quantification and Mangrove Specialist

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Terra GlobalClimate Science, Carbon Accounting
United States, at least 4 hours in North America Pacific time zoneFull-TimeMiddle
Salary68,000 - 100,000 USD per year
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Job Details

Languages
English
Experience
5 years
Required Skills
PythonMicrosoft Excel

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in applied natural sciences (forestry, ecology, natural resources, or biogeochemistry) strongly suggested.
  • Master’s in biostatistics, statistics, or related field preferred.
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in data collection, analysis, and interpretation of natural ecosystems.
  • Significant experience in carbon modeling and statistics.
  • Applied understanding of wetland hydrology, soil organic carbon accounting, and water table dynamics.
  • Proficiency in Python and advanced Excel modeling.
  • Experience with carbon market standards such as ACR, CDM, VCS, FCPF, and CAR.
  • Knowledge of Verra’s Methodologies VM0033, VMD0050, VMD0051, and VMD0052.
  • Excellent English written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to travel to remote project sites in developing countries.

Responsibilities

  • Lead technical design and review of blue carbon projects focused on mangroves and tidal wetlands.
  • Utilize advanced biostatistical techniques to analyze and interpret carbon emissions data.
  • Develop and review technical aspects of AFOLU carbon projects including methodology development and carbon monitoring.
  • Build predictive models in Excel and Python to forecast carbon emissions and growth for carbon projects.
  • Manage the collection of in-situ land use and land cover data to assess project feasibility.
  • Conduct site visits to verify fieldwork and oversee biomass inventories in developing countries.
  • Support Project Managers with multiple international projects while ensuring tasks remain under budget.
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