Full-Time

Managing Consultant – Senior Level

Climate Risk Financial Consultant

Confirmed live in the last 24 hours

ERM

ERM

5,001-10,000 employees

Sustainability consultancy for business transformation

Compensation Overview

$95k - $112.6k/yr

+ Bonus

Mid, Senior

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Houston, TX, USA + 5 more

More locations: Tampa, FL, USA | Novi, MI, USA | Palatine, IL, USA | Union City, NJ, USA | Minneapolis, MN, USA

Category
Financial Consulting
Consulting
Required Skills
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Financial Modeling
Requirements
  • Academic and professional experience in climate change / sustainability as well as finance/economics.
  • Understands the fundamentals of why climate change is happening, how it will start to affect business models/strategy/company revenue, Capex, Opex and familiar with the concepts of decarbonization & net zero pathways.
  • Advanced user of Microsoft Excel with experience building financial models, conducting quantitative analysis and data manipulation (knowledge of climate change is highly desirable).
  • Excellent communication skills, particularly relating to packaging complex outputs into a digestible format and communicating technical concepts to a non-technical audience through workshops and presentations.
Responsibilities
  • Apply quantitative methodologies to climate risk and opportunity assessments, including financial statement analysis, discounted cash flow modelling, cost-benefit analysis, and uncertainty analysis such as Monte Carlo simulations.
  • Engage directly with corporate clients, including senior leadership, to provide education on climate-related topics, and present your own analytical work and defend quantitative results.
  • Build templated quantitative methodologies for climate risk estimation that can be leveraged on climate projects.
  • Incorporate a wide range of data sources into your analyses including corporate financial data, geospatial climate data, academic research and industry-specific reports.
  • Support the delivery of client deliverables by working with team members across the business.
  • Communicate the findings in a digestible way including developing client curiosity regarding how they start their journey to transitioning to a low carbon economy.
  • Support business development and sales-related activities, including helping senior colleagues to draft client proposals and develop new offers;
  • Contribute to ERM’s innovation and knowledge-sharing through ad-hoc involvement in thought leadership, internal newsletters, learning sessions, amongst other initiatives.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with climate and/or financial audit and regulatory frameworks such as TCFD/CSRD/IFRS.
  • Familiarity with climate indicator data (e.g. historical or scenario-variant weather-related data).
  • Proficiency with uncertainty modelling such as Monte Carlo simulations.
  • Experience (whether through study or a professional role) of working with climate related risks and opportunities.

ERM focuses on helping businesses implement sustainable practices. They work with clients to integrate sustainability into their operations quickly and effectively, using a mix of strategic planning and technical expertise. With over 50 years of experience and a team of more than 8,000 experts across 40 countries, ERM provides tailored solutions to address sustainability challenges. Unlike many competitors, ERM emphasizes both the strategic and practical aspects of sustainability, ensuring that businesses can not only meet current needs but also safeguard resources for future generations. The main goal of ERM is to support clients in achieving their sustainability objectives while also unlocking new business opportunities.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Malvern, Iowa

Founded

1971

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • ERM secures €62M for Portugal's green hydrogen megaproject, boosting its clean energy portfolio.
  • ERM's carbon credit portal attracts clients aiming for net-zero emissions.
  • ERM's involvement in H2H Saltend project showcases expertise in large-scale hydrogen initiatives.

What critics are saying

  • Asia-Pacific wind energy supply chain issues may hinder ERM's regional growth potential.
  • Rapid expansion into carbon markets exposes ERM to regulatory and market volatility.
  • Acquisitions like Energetics may lead to integration challenges affecting operational efficiency.

What makes ERM unique

  • ERM's acquisition of Energetics enhances its climate risk consultancy in Asia Pacific.
  • ERM's partnership with OPTEL boosts supply chain visibility and reporting capabilities.
  • ERM Climate Markets offers comprehensive carbon management solutions for sustainability targets.

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Benefits

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Wellness Program

Company News

ERM
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Renewable Energy Magazine
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Apac?S Enormous Wind Energy Potential Needs A Scaled Up Regional Supply Chain Says New Gwec Report

Monday, 25 November 2024The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region’s current supply chain setup is not sufficient to build enough wind projects to meet the region’s net zero targets, according to Mission Critical: Building the Asia Pacific Wind Energy Supply Chain for a 1.5°C World, a new report from the Global Wind Energy Council written in partnership with ERMThe report outlines how industry, government, civil society, and the financial community can collectively drive systematic change to build a supply chain that meets regional and global demand for the wind installations required for Net Zero targets.Despite record-breaking wind capacity growth in recent years, the effort to triple renewable energy by 2030 is falling short. Wind is falling behind, and with its role as the most effective technology in replacing carbon per MW due to its robust capacity factors, this risks undermining global climate and energy targets and making the energy transition harder to achieve.The potential for clean, secure wind energy in the Asia Pacific market is huge. The Asia Pacific (APAC) region is expected to make up 61 percent of the new capacity built worldwide between 2024 and 2030. Total onshore wind capacity in APAC could double to 1,084 GW within the decade, with another 122 GW of potential capacity from offshore wind by 2030. As the industry looks to get wind energy back on the front foot and ramp up the pace of new capacity installations, the APAC region has an important role in delivering the new capacity that ensures wind energy fulfils its key role in delivering net zero.“GWEC is delighted to present our first regional supply chain report” said GWEC CEO Benjamin Backwell. “A net-zero compliant supply chain for the wind industry is key to the sector fulfilling its obligations to the fight against climate change, and seizing the enormous business opportunities the energy transition represents

Sustainability Economics News
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Meta Secures Up to 3.9 Million Carbon Offset Credits in Major Deal with BTG Pactual

Environmental Resources Management (ERM), a sustainability consulting firm, launched a new carbon credit sourcing portal to help its clients obtain carbon credits.

ESG News
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ERM's 2024 Sustainability Report Details Decarbonization Goal of Net-Zero by 2040, Biodiversity, and Human Rights Advancements

ERM has unveiled its 2024 Sustainability Report, a testament to the company's profound advancements in sustainability and its strategic commitment to shaping a sustainable future.