Climate risk specialist

About the role

Physical and transition risk work is only useful when it reaches a number. You will run scenario analysis across client asset portfolios, convert exposure into financial consequence using the client’s own operational data, and write the adaptation options — with costs, lead times and trigger conditions — that let a board approve spending against a risk that has not happened yet.

Responsibilities

• Run physical and transition scenario analysis at asset level across client portfolios
• Join hazard data to operational data so exposure becomes a financial number
• Write adaptation options with costs, lead times and the conditions that trigger them
• Draft the climate sections of disclosures and defend them in assurance
• Keep the hazard data current as the underlying models are revised

What we are looking for

• A background in catastrophe modeling, climate science or risk engineering
• Comfort with geospatial data, and the tooling to work with it unaided
• The ability to write for a board rather than for a peer reviewer
• Consulting experience is welcome but not required

Benefits

• Salary reviewed annually against an external benchmark, published internally
• Fully remote within the US or EU, with quarterly team weeks
• A learning budget of $3,500 a year, including conference attendance
• Health cover appropriate to your country of residence, from day one
• Twenty-five days of leave plus public holidays

Hiring process

• Submit your application
• A thirty-minute conversation with our talent lead
• A working session on a scenario analysis problem, with preparation time
• A final conversation with the practice lead
• Offer, references and a start date that respects your notice period