Job Opportunities at Equitable Earth: Geodata Analyst and Forest Engineer – Remote, Full-Time @Equitable Earth: Geodata Analyst and Forest Engineer – Remote, Full-Time

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    About Equitable Earth

    Equitable Earth is committed to certifying high-quality conservation projects to help protect and restore 1% of the natural world by 2030.

    With a diverse team from over 10 nationalities working remotely across continents, the organization leverages innovative technology and rigorous standards to support climate action, biodiversity, and sustainable livelihoods.

    Join Our Growing Data Team in Impactful Conservation

    Equitable Earth is expanding its Data team to lead advancements in remote sensing, biomass modeling, and MRV (Measurement, Reporting, Verification).

    We are hiring two specialized roles: a Geodata Analyst and a Forest Engineer.

    Both positions are fully remote, aligned with French working hours, and offer a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful climate solutions through scientific rigor and innovative data analysis.

    Role 1: Geodata Analyst

    Supporting the certification of nature-based carbon projects at scale, the Geodata Analyst will process satellite imagery, run geospatial workflows, and produce rigorous analyses that underpin our certification standards.

    • Location: Remote (Europe),
    • Closing Date: Until filled,
    • Contract: Full-time permanent,
    • Start: July/August 2026

    Reporting to the Data Team Lead, this role focuses on execution, automation, and pipeline optimization to ensure high-quality outputs supporting climate impact.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Run geospatial workflows and data pipelines for certification reports
    • Process satellite imagery and geospatial datasets
    • Ensure accuracy and quality of data outputs

    • Collaborate with the Forest Engineer to meet scientific and methodological standards
    • Identify opportunities to automate workflows and improve data infrastructure
    • Document workflows for knowledge sharing

    Success Metrics

    • 1 month: Onboarded onto data systems and understood certification processes
    • 3 months: Independently run workflows and support certification outputs
    • 6 months: Fully autonomous in data processing, pipeline optimization, and automation

    Candidate Profile

    • Bachelor’s or Master’s in Geomatics, GIS, Remote Sensing, or related fields
    • 2–5 years experience with geospatial data processing
    • Strong Python skills; experience with Rasterio, GeoPandas, GDAL

    • Hands-on with satellite imagery, GIS tools, and geospatial formats
    • Familiar with cloud platforms (AWS/GCP) and workflow orchestration tools
    • Detail-oriented, proactive, autonomous, collaborative, and process improvement-minded

    What We Offer

    • Starting date: July/August 2026
    • Fully remote work environment with flexible hours
    • Diverse, multicultural team culture
    • Tools and benefits to support your growth and well-being

    Application

    Apply via our recruitment portal with a CV (PDF). This role remains open until filled. Apply here

    Role 2: Forest Engineer

    The Forest Engineer will support the scientific integrity of carbon certification processes by reviewing and validating forest data, developing methodologies, and contributing to scientific R&D.

    • Location: Remote (Europe),
    • Closing Date: Until filled,
    • Contract: Full-time permanent,
    • Start: July/August 2026

    Working remotely, the role focuses on tropical forest ecology and data analysis to ensure credible, scientifically rigorous project assessments.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Perform forestry analyses and generate validation reports
    • Review forest data and assumptions from project developers
    • Ensure scientific consistency across projects, especially in tropical ecosystems

    • Contribute to methodology development and scientific standards
    • Stay updated with scientific literature and IPCC guidance
    • Support R&D efforts in forest science modules

    Success Metrics

    • 1 month: Onboarded onto methodologies and tools
    • 3 months: Supporting certification projects and validating forest data
    • 6 months: Fully autonomous in forest data validation and contributing to R&D

    Candidate Profile

    • MSc or PhD in Forestry Engineering, Forest Science, Ecology, or related fields
    • 5+ years experience in forest data, carbon accounting, or related areas
    • Expertise in forest ecology, biomass assessment, and remote sensing

    • Experience with GIS, satellite imagery, LiDAR, and forest inventory workflows
    • Knowledge of carbon standards (VCS/Verra, Gold Standard) and IPCC guidelines
    • Proficient in Python; familiar with cloud platforms and statistical modeling
    • Rigorous, detail-oriented, excellent communicator, autonomous, collaborative, and curious

    What We Offer

    • Starting date: July/August 2026
    • Fully remote with flexible hours
    • Supportive, inclusive, multicultural environment
    • Tools and benefits to enable your success

    Application

    Submit your CV (PDF) via our portal. The position remains open until filled. Apply here

    Why Join Equitable Earth?

    Be part of a mission-driven organization dedicated to impactful climate action through rigorous science and innovative data solutions.

    Enjoy the flexibility of remote work, a diverse team, and opportunities for professional growth while contributing to global conservation efforts.

    Equal Opportunity Statement

    Equitable Earth values diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive environment. Applications from all backgrounds are welcomed.

    Boost your career in climate and conservation science—apply now to be part of transformative projects shaping a sustainable future!


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