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At the moment, we do not have any open positions available. However, our mission at Work on Climate is ever-evolving, and new opportunities may arise as we continue to grow and expand our impact. If you’re passionate about building the climate workforce and interested in contributing to our work, we’d love to hear from you! While we might not have the right opportunity now, your skills and enthusiasm could be just what we need in the future.

Please reach out to us at support@workonclimate.org to express your interest, share a bit about yourself, and let us know how you’d like to contribute. By staying in touch, you’ll be among the first to know when new roles become available that match your expertise and passions. Thank you for your interest in Work on Climate.

Work on Climate (WoCl) is a leading non-profit focused on mobilizing humanity’s talent to build a regenerative, climate-positive economy.

You probably know us for our online community — the world’s largest climate career and action community — which has helped thousands of people find climate jobs, start companies, and build impactful networks. We’ve been featured in Fast Company, the New York Times, Wired, and more.

Our work is entering a new chapter beyond helping individuals find climate jobs.

We’re now supporting professionals to engage in climate leadership — organizing, mobilizing, and transforming whole sectors and regions toward regenerative futures, through regional chapters of issue-focused work. (Read more about this transition in our announcement post).

About the team

On the Mentorship Team, we’re revamping the expert office hours mentorship program to reflect our focus on our common goal of helping everyone bring their whole talent to foster the regenerative economy. This program enables people to book time with experts in climate and get learn how you can spark systemic change, build collective power and amplify the work of others on the same path. We have provided 600+ hours of mentorship through this program – both the experts and the mentees get lots from the conversations.

We currently have only 2 of us in the team located in Europe, so we are looking to grow to to at least a couple more in different time zones preferably. Overall our mission is to make the Mentorship program a pivotal experience for Mentees and ensure our Mentors are also learning and feel valued.

Role summary

This is about creating a meaningful and powerful experience for Mentors and Mentees at a pivotal moment in their careers or engagement with climate action. We want people who are focused on the quality of experience, as well as reaching as many people as possible.

As a team we look after:

• Mentors / Experts providing their time, expertise, advice and support for free
• Mentees who book time with Mentors directly
• The program overall including marketing, feedback, quality of experience, and overall effectiveness for the WoCl mission

With support from the Mentorship Team Leader and other team members the role could be varied with tasks broken down into manageable elements. We would aim to be a highly collaborative and learning team, deciding together what we work on, and adapt to the time and skills we can offer.

⏰ Time commitment

This role is highly impactful and rewarding, but we want to be upfront that our most successful volunteers dedicate:

• 5 hours/week consistently and commitment to this role as a long-term volunteer position
• Attendance at the required weekly team meetings

💚 Why volunteer with Work on Climate?

In addition to playing a critical role in enabling the climate talent transition, you will be a part of an excellent, connected team focused on helping the Work on Climate core Expert Office Hours (EOH) program supporting our Mentor community of climate professionals and Mentees looking to move into climate work.

• Make a significant impact on the EOH experience for Mentors and Mentees in a key Work on Climate program
• Opportunity to work with a passionate team dedicated to providing vital support at key moments in people’s work on climate change personal journey
• A great line on your resume! Employers know and respect us.

🛠️ What will I do?

You will help coordinate all aspects of mentorship programs that provide a space for our members to connect. Example tasks include:

• Mentors/ Experts – recruiting, liaising, compiling feedback, supporting, on-and off-boarding
• Mentees – ensuring the marketing, booking and feedback processes work well
• Mentorship Program overall – running marketing campaigns, collating and reviewing feedback, improving quality of experience, and overall effectiveness of EOH

✅ What skills and commitment do I need?

You will need to be highly self-motivated and capable of breaking down large tasks into smaller components, prioritizing your work, and identifying when you need help (and asking for it!).

Approach & Mindset

• Be a team player and focused on making the Mentorship program even better together
• Ability to contribute reliably each week and participate in Tuesday team meetings
• Be extremely independent and dependable, “manage up” rather than expect to be managed
• Interest in growing your experience in making a key program even more impactful

Skills & Experience

• We need a variety of skills: project management, marketing, self-management, reviewing feedback and data, interviewing, listening and engaging etc. Tell us what you can bring
• Have experience with coordinating and implementing programs that connect or engage people or managing a community – or want to learn how to
• Experience in building community programs like ours is a plus
• Be able to quickly learn new tools and tasks. Comfort using tools like Slack, Notion, Canva, and Zoom (or a willingness to learn)
• Have great verbal and written communication skills (we are working in English). Be professional and polished when communicating with experts

🤔 Common Challenges

• Sourcing experts that fit our model and culture.
• Managing expectations that EOH is focused on jobs. WoCl is now focused on supporting work into climate (but not specifically jobs).
• Digging through dispersed data to understand which improvements are worth pursuing in a lean team.
• This role can evolve around the team, so it’s adaptable but also requires collaboration and flexibility.

✋🏽 I’m interested! What do I do?

Yay! We’re excited to learn more about you. Please fill out this application form to tell us about your skills and interests in volunteering with our awesome team. If you are selected for an interview, our team will be in touch in 1–2 weeks.

Work on Climate (WoCl) is a leading non-profit focused on mobilizing humanity’s talent to build a regenerative, climate-positive economy.

You probably know us for our online community — the world’s largest climate career and action community — which has helped thousands of people find climate jobs, start companies, and build impactful networks. We’ve been featured in Fast Company, the New York Times, Wired, and more.

But our work is entering a new chapter beyond helping individuals find climate jobs.

We’re now supporting professionals to engage in climate leadership — organizing, mobilizing, and transforming whole sectors and regions toward regenerative futures, through regional chapters of issue-focused work. (Read more about this transition in our announcement post).

About the team

The Organizer Support team makes chapter-based coordination scalable; this team will support the organizers by getting to know them, learning what their needs are, and figuring out the best ways to meet them. This team is integral to helping organisers learn from each other’s challenges and successes, identifying patterns across chapters that build and sustain collective power, and ensuring that organising knowledge compounds and transfers across sectors to other chapters.

Our team meets weekly on Wednesdays at 10:00 am PT / 1:00 pm ET / 6:00 pm BST

Role summary

You’ll provide direct support to chapter organizers in the community through regular check-ins, resource development, and pattern identification. This role directly impacts the success and scalability of chapters by creating conditions where community leaders feel connected and supported.

In collaboration with the team and organizers on the ground, we’ll develop toolkits and other resources that will become scalable frameworks to support the climate work movement.

We’re building an organizer support infrastructure to help chapter leads and program coordinators succeed in their volunteer roles. This position is open as we scale from supporting individual organizers to coordinating multi-chapter best practices. During your term, we need you to create support resources, conduct 1:1 check-ins with organizers, and identify patterns that inform systemic improvements to volunteer infrastructure.

⏰ Time commitment

This role is highly impactful and rewarding, but we want to be upfront that our most successful volunteers dedicate:

• 5 hours/week consistently and consider this a long-term volunteer position
• ~1 hour of that time in weekly team meetings to build team connections and keep work on-track (see “about the team” section above for time)

💚 Why volunteer with Work on Climate?

Our most impactful volunteers are internally motivated, and contribute to this work because they believe in our mission and see how their work makes a difference. However, if you are choosing between several impactful opportunities, consider that you’ll get to:

• Learn organizational development practices in a real-world context
• Work with community organizers on the ground to solve immediate problems
• Build a strong climate network across multiple regions and sectors
• Collaborate with top-notch teammates passionate about climate

🛠️ What will I do?

The following are some of the responsibilities of the role; you may lean into some more than others, depending on your interest, skill set, and current team needs.

• Building and sustaining relationships with chapter leaders, including managing contact and accountability.
• Identifying and documenting patterns across organizers, flagging common needs, blockers, and emerging successes that should inform program development
• Bringing organizers’ needs and context back to the Organizer Support team so we can problem-solve together and coordinate support
• Fostering engagement, trust, and mutual support in the organizer community
• Working alongside the team to develop tools and systems based on organizer needs, then deconstructing them into replicable templates for chapter deployment
• Using our tools to document and manage organizer relationships and resources
• Creating comprehensive documentation, training, and toolkits that enable chapters to rebuild and adapt systems (onboarding workflows, meeting coordination processes, member outreach frameworks)
• Contributing to shared documentation and infrastructure design

✅ What skills and commitment do I need?

You will need to be highly self-motivated and capable of breaking down large tasks into smaller components, prioritizing your work, and identifying when you need help (and asking for it!).

You will need to be highly self-motivated and capable of breaking down large tasks into smaller components, prioritizing your work, and identifying when you need help (and asking for it!).

• Experience facilitating 1:1 conversations or coaching (peer mentoring, management, teaching, facilitation)
• Strong documentation skills – ability to synthesize conversations into clear takeaways
• Systems thinking – can identify patterns across multiple conversations
• Comfortable with asynchronous communication tools (Slack, Loom)
• Project management experience or ability to track multiple organizers’ needs simultaneously
• Emotional intelligence and active listening skills
• Experience with community organizing is a plus but not required

🤔 Common Challenges

• Organizers often surface needs during high-stress periods, requiring you to triage between immediate support and longer-term infrastructure development.
• As the program matures, you’ll need to identify when chapters are strong enough for us to step back versus when to provide hands-on support.
• We’ll be co-creating with organizers from different regions and sectors – you’ll be designing infrastructure whilst simultaneously deploying it, which means systems may need rapid iteration based on live feedback.

✋🏽 I’m interested! What do I do?

Yay! We’re excited to learn more about you. Please fill out this application form to tell us about your skills and interests in volunteering with our awesome team. We strive to reach out to applicants within 1 to 2 weeks. Generally, our recruitment process includes a 30-minute screening with a recruiter and a 30-minute interview with members from the existing team.

Work on Climate (WoCl) is a leading non-profit focused on mobilizing humanity’s talent to build a regenerative, climate-positive economy.

You probably know us for our online community — the world’s largest climate career and action community — which has helped thousands of people find climate jobs, start companies, and build impactful networks. We’ve been featured in Fast Company, the New York Times, Wired, and more.

Our work is entering a new chapter beyond helping individuals find climate jobs.

We’re now supporting professionals to engage in climate leadership — organizing, mobilizing, and transforming whole sectors and regions toward regenerative futures, through regional chapters of issue-focused work. (Read more about this transition in our announcement post).

About the Team

The People Operations team focuses on putting the volunteers first by humanizing impersonal systems and continuously improving volunteer engagement, development, and retention. We are responsible for creating a culture and environment that makes volunteers feel happy and proud to contribute to our organization. We are passionate about climate and making a difference at Work on Climate! Today, our team is 6 total members geo-located in the USA and the UK. Our standard meeting schedule time is on Tuesdays at 11:30 am PST.

Role Summary

The People and Culture Specialist supports engagement and connection across the volunteer community at Work on Climate. With direction from the People and Culture Manager, this role focuses on creating meaningful touchpoints with volunteers, helping them feel supported, recognized, and connected to the broader mission.

⏰ Time commitment

5 hours/week consistently for the next 6 months. We’d like a minimum of 6 months, and love it when volunteers stay on longer.

🎁 What’s in it for me?

In addition to playing a critical role in enabling the climate talent transition, you will be a part of an excellent, connected team focused on helping the Work on Climate volunteers and volunteer candidates, as well as joining a community of climate professionals.

• Make a significant impact on the volunteer experience by developing engagement and retention strategies
• Opportunity to work with a passionate team dedicated to addressing climate change
• Build a strong climate network in your area of interest
• Collaborate with top-notch teammates passionate about climate
• A great line on your resume! Employers know and respect us.

🛠️ What will I do?

With direction and support from the People and Culture Manager, this role focuses on creating meaningful touchpoints with volunteers, helping them feel welcomed, supported, and connected to the broader mission. You will be the friendly face that welcomes new talent and the behind-the-scenes champion who brings our teams together for authentic connection. Responsibilities may include:

• Serve as our internal Onboarding Specialist to host a once a month “New Volunteer Cohort” to welcome our new volunteers (the presentation is already created, we just need you to host it and bring a welcoming energy to our newest volunteers)
• Be a vibrant presence in Slack. Creatively facilitate connections and build community between different siloed teams to foster a deeper, more unified culture
• Support volunteer appreciation and recognition efforts (e.g., milestone celebrations)
• Help gather and share feedback to inform strategies for deeper volunteer engagement
• Assist with internal documentation, messaging, or creative ways to build team culture

✅ What skills and commitment do I need?

You will need to be highly organized and have basic management skills:

• Strong People/HR background with an interest in culture (minimum 2 years in People/HR-related roles).
• Enthusiasm for community building and people-centered work
• Strong communication skills and comfort engaging in group settings
• Ability to contribute reliably each week and participate in Tuesday team meetings
• A team-oriented mindset and openness to feedback and collaboration
• Interest in growing your experience in people ops, HR, or culture-focused roles
• Comfort using tools like Slack, Notion, Canva, and Zoom (or a willingness to learn)

Common Challenges

• Volunteer schedules vary, so engagement efforts need to be inclusive and flexible
• Creating connection in a remote, asynchronous environment takes intention and creativity
• Maintaining consistency and coordination with a lean, part-time team can require proactive communication
• Ensuring that all volunteers, regardless of background or experience, feel included and valued can be a ongoing challenge. Striving for diversity and inclusion requires consistent effort and awareness.
• This role requires really strong teamwork with the rest of the People Ops team.

✋🏽 I’m interested! What do I do?

Yay! We’re excited to learn more about you. Please fill out this application form to tell us about your skills and interests in volunteering with our awesome team. If you are selected for an interview, our team will be in touch in 1-2 weeks.