Frontier Impact Group is hiring
Frontier Impact Group is looking for talented people to join our growing team, focusing on the following functions/roles:
Executive Assistant/Project Manager
Business development lead, Climate Solutions
Book-keeper/financial controller
Head of carbon project development
Carbon project officer
Natural capital financial modelling expert
Our short-term focus is on boosting our internal administration and project management capability. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with great executive assistant, operational or project management experience to join our team and become an important part of enabling FIG to achieve its goals.
Interested applicants are encouraged to contact Jennifer@frontierimpact.com.au to request the relevant position description and then submit a 2-page CV and a covering letter.
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