A fully remote international career opportunity has been announced for climate professionals as the Greenhouse Gas Management Institute (GHGMI) launches recruitment for a Program Officer to support global climate action and greenhouse gas management initiatives. The Greenhouse Gas Management Institute (GHGMI) is seeking an experienced Program Officer to join its international team, offering professionals around the world an opportunity to work remotely while contributing to high-impact climate change projects. The newly announced position places the successful candidate at the center of GHGMI’s global efforts to strengthen greenhouse gas (GHG) measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) systems, climate transparency, emissions inventories, mitigation planning, and environmental governance. Although the role is fully remote, occasional international travel will be required to support project implementation and collaboration with global partners. According to the organization, the Program Officer will coordinate multiple donor-funded climate projects, working closely with technical experts, consultants, governments, and partner organizations to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and in line with donor requirements. The role also involves developing project work plans, coordinating technical working groups, preparing grant reports, contributing to new funding proposals, and supporting project improvements. Successful applicants will be expected to research and prepare technical reports, training materials, and communication resources while helping countries and organizations strengthen their greenhouse gas accounting systems. CHECK ALSO: ESRC Opens £5.85 Million Doctoral Focal Award Plus Funding Opportunity for Data-Driven Research Training – Apply By 14 October 2026 GHGMI said the position is designed for professionals who are passionate about tackling climate change and can effectively bridge technical expertise with climate policy. The organization is looking for individuals capable of working independently in a remote international environment while maintaining strong relationships with stakeholders across different cultures. Applicants should possess a bachelor’s degree in environmental science, engineering, economics, climate science, public policy, international development, or a related discipline. Candidates are also expected to have between three and five years of relevant professional experience in climate change, greenhouse gas accounting, MRV systems, or international development projects. Additional requirements include strong analytical and organizational skills, experience supporting donor-funded initiatives, excellent technical writing abilities, and fluency in English. Candidates must also be willing to travel internationally when required. GHGMI noted that applicants with a master’s degree or additional expertise in areas such as the Paris Agreement’s Enhanced Transparency Framework, greenhouse gas inventories, carbon markets, climate reporting, adaptation measurement, or technical training will have an added advantage. Fluency in other United Nations languages, particularly French or Spanish, is also considered a valuable asset. The organization emphasized that the successful candidate will contribute to strengthening climate capacity-building efforts globally while collaborating with multidisciplinary international teams and supporting governments and institutions in improving emissions management and transparency. Founded in 2007, GHGMI has established itself as a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing professional excellence in greenhouse gas accounting, auditing, and emissions management. The institute works with governments, businesses, development agencies, and nonprofit organizations worldwide to improve climate governance through education, research, and technical assistance. As a remote-first organization, GHGMI offers employees the opportunity to work from anywhere in the world while learning from internationally recognized experts in climate policy and greenhouse gas management. The institute says its work environment promotes collaboration, technical excellence, integrity, leadership, and innovation. The advertised annual salary ranges from US$60,000 to US$79,000, depending on qualifications and experience, alongside competitive benefits and generous paid leave. APPLY ALSO: 2026 Business Plan Competition Opens for Aspiring Entrepreneurs Interested candidates are required to submit a CV or résumé together with a cover letter explaining their qualifications and motivation for applying. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and candidates are encouraged to apply early by emailing their documents with the subject line “Program Officer.” The vacancy presents an opportunity for professionals seeking to build an international career in climate change while contributing directly to global efforts aimed at improving greenhouse gas management, emissions transparency, and environmental sustainability. APPLY HERE