Primary responsibilities include leading client projects focused on EU Taxonomy assessments, completing eligibility and alignment evaluations, analyzing substantial contribution and do no significant harm (DNSH) criteria across various sectors, calculating sustainability key performance indicators (KPIs), and supporting non-financial reporting requirements.
Candidates must have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in economics, environmental sciences/engineering, with several years of experience in sustainability consulting, proven experience with EU Taxonomy assessments and reporting, ability to manage multidisciplinary teams, excellent communication skills, and technical knowledge of sustainability frameworks.
EY offers an international multi-cultural work environment, comprehensive personal development opportunities, modern working flexibility, performance-based progression, and unique benefits including potential fully sponsored corporate MBA or Masters in Sustainability from Hult International Business School.
