Referment
Senior Analyst, Advisory (66A6D73)

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Referment is working with a sustainability data and advisory business that helps private-market investors and companies collect, analyse and act on carbon, ESG and risk information. Its advisory team combines sustainability expertise with data and technology to deliver practical client engagements.
This is an opportunity for a German-speaking sustainability practitioner to work across carbon accounting, climate risk, ESG reporting and regulatory projects. You will support engagements from data collection and analysis through to clear recommendations, working directly with investor and company clients and alongside product and customer teams.
The Role
- Support ESG and sustainability engagements covering carbon, climate risk, regulatory reporting, data quality and materiality.
- Help clients measure Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, assess financed emissions and develop decarbonisation plans.
- Support target-setting and submissions through SBTi or comparable frameworks.
- Analyse large portfolio and company datasets and translate findings into recommendations.
- Contribute to climate-risk assessments, scenario analysis, ESG due diligence and regulatory research.
- Guide clients through data collection and improvement of their ESG programmes.
- Work confidently with German-speaking clients in written and verbal communications.
- Share client needs with Product and Customer Success colleagues.
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What We're Looking For
- Professional fluency in German and English.
- Three to five years' relevant experience in ESG or sustainability advisory, private markets, or an ESG, carbon or data technology provider.
- Hands-on Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse-gas accounting.
- Experience supporting SBTi target-setting or a comparable framework.
- Strong analytical ability with large datasets and clear client communication.
- Experience using or implementing a technology platform, SaaS product, AI solution or digital data service.
- Strong Excel capability and organisation across concurrent workstreams.


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Familiarity with ESG standards such as CSRD, EU Taxonomy, SFDR, TCFD, ISSB/IFRS, GHG Protocol, PRI, GRI or SASB would be useful. Private-equity, due-diligence, Power BI or Tableau experience is welcome but not essential.
This could suit an ESG consultant, carbon-accounting specialist or sustainability analyst ready for broader responsibility while retaining hands-on analytical work.
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