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We are looking to recruit anESG Analyst. This is your chance to join a company helps global brands shape their sustainability strategy and share it with the world!


What You Can Expect

  • Location – London
  • Salary –£32,000 - £40,000
  • Work Type – Permanent


Main Responsibilities as an ESG Analyst

  • Specialised Knowledge Development: Build expertise in key ESG areas and contribute to a shared internal knowledge base.
  • Policy and Regulation Monitoring: Stay updated on ESG and sustainability policies, regulatory changes, and trends through horizon scanning.
  • Sector-Specific Insights: Create detailed insight reports for internal teams, clients, and prospective clients, tailored to specific sectors.
  • Advanced Research: Prepare in-depth background briefings using cutting-edge research tools, including AI technologies.
  • Benchmarking and Audits: Conduct peer reviews, benchmarking exercises, and sustainability communication audits for clients, identifying areas of strength and improvement.
  • Greenwashing Risk Assessment: Review client-facing content to identify and mitigate potential greenwashing risks.
  • Market Monitoring: Track key markets (UK, EU, US) using tools like Meltwater, compiling daily news summaries for internal and client use.
  • Social Listening: Utilise social listening tools to evaluate brand awareness, audience engagement, and message impact.
  • Insight Generation: Lead virtual focus groups to generate insights for behaviour-change campaigns and other initiatives.
  • Strategic Input: Produce audience insights to shape campaign strategies and create thought leadership content on emerging industry trends.


Core Experience, Skills, and Qualifications

Professional Experience

  • Proven background as an analyst or researcher in ESG consultancy, research organisations, or similar roles.

Educational Background

  • Strong academic credentials, including 'A' Levels (or equivalent) with grades B or above and at least a 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent).
  • Postgraduate qualifications in Sustainability, Environmental Science, Climate/Environmental Law, or Data Science/Analytics are highly beneficial.

ESG and Sustainability Knowledge

  • In-depth understanding of sustainability topics, including social and environmental science, policies, regulations, and frameworks.
  • Familiarity with best practices and emerging trends in ESG strategy, compliance, sustainability reporting, and communications.

Research and Analytical Skills

  • Proficient in gathering, analysing, and interpreting ESG data, with a focus on risks, performance, engagement, and impact.
  • Strong critical thinking and analytical skills to transform findings into actionable insights.

Communication Skills

  • Exceptional ability to tailor and present insights effectively to diverse audiences, including executives, investors, consumers, employees, policymakers, and the general public.
  • Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, ensuring clarity and impact across all interactions.


What’s In It For You?

  • Collaborative Culture: Join an outstanding team within a supportive and innovative company.
  • Comprehensive Benefits: Enjoy a robust benefits package.



For further information on thisESG Analyst role apply below


We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.


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