Earth Observations Manager (m/f/d)
forlianceNew Bremen (OH)
About the role
Your responsibilities
You Role Overview:
As an Earth Observations Manager, you will contribute to the development and application of geospatial analyses and methodologies for nature-based solutions and climate-related projects. You will support the generation of high-quality, data-driven insights to inform environmental decision-making.
Conduct geospatial analysis and modeling to assess environmental patterns, land use, and climate-related risks
Apply and support carbon methodologies (e.g., ARR, REDD+, sustainable land management) in project development and assessment
Develop and implement automated geospatial workflows using Python, R, or Google Earth Engine
Produce high-quality maps, visualizations, and technical outputs to support internal and external decision-making
Perform eligibility, risk, and vulnerability assessments for nature-based and climate projects
Support biomass estimation and carbon accounting using remote sensing data
Analyze ecosystem and biodiversity metrics, including habitat condition, fragmentation, and carbon sequestration
Contribute to the development and maintenance of geospatial databases and analytical tools
Provide technical input to proposals, reports, and research applications
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to design, implement, and improve geospatial methodologies and project approaches
Your profile:
A degree in Geography, Environmental Science, Remote Sensing, Geoinformatics, or a related field
Strong analytical and quantitative skills, with experience in geospatial data analysis
Hands-on experience with GIS tools and programming languages (e.g., Python, R, Google Earth Engine)
Solid understanding of climate change, nature-based solutions, and environmental systems
Experience with remote sensing data and spatial datasets
Ability to translate complex analyses into clear, structured insights and visual outputs
A proactive, structured, and solution-oriented mindset
Strong communication and teamwork skills in an international environment
High level of accuracy and attention to detail
What we offer:
The opportunity to apply deep expertise to high-impact climate and nature projects with real, measurable outcomes.
A purpose-driven role in a mission-oriented organization committed to long-term sustainability and integrity.
High degree of autonomy and ownership within your area of expertise, with trust in senior judgment.
The chance to shape and refine approaches, methodologies and solutions in a growing, entrepreneurial environment.
Close collaboration with a dedicated, international team driven by shared values and ambition.
A culture that values substance over hierarchy, and thoughtful, well-grounded decision-making.
Flexible working arrangements that support focus, balance and wellbeing.
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