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Principal Environmental & Social Consultant

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Principal Environmental & Social Consultant
Hybrid working - London based
Paying up to £90k
I’m supporting a growing specialist consultancy that advises international lenders, investors, and project developers on complex environmental and social risks.
They are looking for a Senior or Principal Consultant to lead Environmental and Social Impact Assessment and Due Diligence assignments across major international development and infrastructure projects.
This is not a purely technical reporting position.
You will take ownership of complex consulting projects, advise senior stakeholders, and translate environmental and social risks into practical recommendations that support investment, financing, and project-development decisions.
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The role will include:
- Leading complex environmental and social advisory projects
- Managing client relationships, project delivery, and internal teams
- Reviewing risks and providing clear, practical recommendations
- Producing high-quality technical and strategic deliverables
- Supporting proposals and wider business growth
- Coaching and supporting less experienced colleagues
The strongest candidates will have:
- Significant experience within environmental and social advisory or consultancy
- Experience managing complex projects and senior stakeholders
- Strong knowledge of environmental and social risk management
- The ability to turn technical findings into commercially relevant advice
- Strong communication, project-management, and client-facing skills
- Experience supporting business development or proposal activity
- A relevant environmental, sustainability, or related degree


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Experience working across major infrastructure, energy, natural resources, or international development projects would be particularly valuable.
This opportunity would suit someone who combines technical credibility with commercial awareness, strong client-management skills, and the confidence to take ownership of complex international assignments.
The business offers flexible working, strong professional-development support, an annual training budget, and the opportunity to work on high-impact projects across a wide range of markets.
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