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Continental

Worldwide tyre manufacturer and automotive components

Global Nature Strategy Coordinator

Corporate StrategyPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeLousado, PortugalNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • An academic degree in Environmental Sciences, Natural Sciences, Engineering, Sustainability Management, Business Administration, or a comparable qualification is required.
  • Professional experience in sustainability, environmental management, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), greenhouse gas accounting, or a related discipline is required, including hands-on experience with LCA software and environmental assessment methodologies.
  • Strong knowledge of biodiversity, water stewardship, climate impact assessment, and nature-related frameworks such as TNFD and SBTN is required.
  • Expertise in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Product Carbon Footprints (PCF), greenhouse gas accounting, environmental impact assessments, and standards including the GHG Protocol, SBTi, ISO 14040/14044, and ISO 14067 is required.
  • A sound understanding of sustainability regulations and reporting requirements, particularly CSRD, ESRS, and related legislative frameworks, is required.
  • Strong project management, stakeholder management, communication, and collaboration skills are required, with the ability to drive alignment and decision-making in a global matrix organization.
  • Proficient verbal and written English language skills are required.
  • Willingness to travel internationally is required.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and continuously advance the Tires global nature strategy, including biodiversity and water-related topics, and ensure alignment with relevant regulations and frameworks such as CSRD, ESRS, CSDDD, TNFD, and SBTN.
  • Drive integration of nature-related objectives into business strategies, decision-making processes, and operational activities by coordinating cross-functional collaboration across Sustainability, Purchasing, R&D, Manufacturing, and Technology Engineering.
  • Serve as the subject matter expert for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Product Carbon Footprints (PCF), greenhouse gas accounting, and environmental impact assessments, supporting sustainability reporting, product evaluations, and strategic initiatives.
  • Co-lead the Sustainability Assessment Methodology (SAM) workstream within the Tire Industry Project (TIP), helping shape the agenda, guide discussions, align industry stakeholders, and develop common sustainability assessment approaches and standards while safeguarding sensitive company information.
  • Represent Tires in industry associations, customer and supplier engagements, and external initiatives such as TIP and WBCSD, contributing to industry standards, sustainability assessment methods, and regulatory topics including ESPR.
  • Support implementation of sustainable value chain and supplier strategies, including assessment of environmental impacts and sustainable material alternatives.
  • Monitor progress against strategic targets and prepare management reports, presentations, and decision-making materials to support executive leadership and long-term value creation.

About the Company

Continental

Worldwide tyre manufacturer and automotive components

Continental designs and manufactures tyres for cars, trucks, buses, bicycles and motorcycles, selling to vehicle manufacturers and in the aftermarket. Through ContiTech, it also produces rubber and plastic technology parts such as hoses, belts, seals and surface materials for automotive and industrial use. Its products are developed and produced at sites worldwide, with tyres tailored for different vehicles and conditions and ContiTech components customized for equipment. The company differentiates itself by offering a broad, integrated mobility portfolio and global manufacturing and service capabilities, aiming to provide reliable mobility through tyres and components worldwide.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Hanover, Germany
Founded
1871

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