Project Manager: Risk Management & Materiality Analyses (m/f/d)

Globalnature; Bonn; Vor Ort; EUR 48.000 - 72.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

In-house retirement plan

Travel allowance for public transport

Regular professional development

Zusammenfassung

Globalnature seeks a Biodiversity Project Manager to lead risk management and materiality analyses for biodiversity and supply chains in Bonn. The role involves managing grant-funded projects, coordinating with partners, and delivering reports, guidelines, and publications.

The position is 80% part-time, initially fixed-term through December 2028, with flexibility for remote work. You will work on materiality analyses, nature-related risk assessments, and provide concrete recommendations to

Qualifikationen

• 2+ years of experience managing national or international grant-funded projects.
• In-depth knowledge of materiality analysis, sustainability and risk management.
• Strong knowledge of CSRD, ESRS, EUDR, TNFD or SBTN.
• Experience analyzing supply chains and biodiversity-related risks.
• Proven ability to conduct scientific analyses and present complex issues to businesses.
• Experience facilitating workshops and stakeholder processes.
• Excellent written/spoken German; business-fluent English; other languages desirable.

Aufgaben

• Manage technical and organizational aspects of biodiversity, sustainability, and risk management projects.
• Analyze materiality focusing on biodiversity, natural and deforestation risks.
• Assess nature-related risks along international supply chains (e.g., aluminum/bauxite).
• Develop practical recommendations for companies and financial institutions.
• Plan, conduct and facilitate workshops and stakeholder dialogues.
• Prepare technical reports, guidelines and project publications.
• Present results at events and coordinate with partners and funding agencies.

Kenntnisse

Grant project management

Materiality analysis

Sustainability risk management

Stakeholder facilitation

Workshop facilitation

German (written/spoken)

English (business fluent)

Scientific analysis

Technical reporting

Ausbildung

College degree in biology / environmental sciences / sustainability management / related field

Tools

SBTN

ENCORE

WWF Biodiversity Risk Filter

Jobbeschreibung

• Project Manager: Risk Management & Materiality Analyses (m/f/d)

Project Manager: Risk Management & Materiality Analyses (m/f/d)

5. August 2026

We are looking for someone to start in October 2026

A Biodiversity Project Manager – Risk Management & Materiality Analyses (m/f/d)

To strengthen our team in Bonn, we are looking for a dedicated individual to implement innovative projects in the areas of sustainable supply chains, biodiversity, and corporate risk management.
The position is an 80% part-time position (32 hours per week). The position is initially a fixed-term position through December 2028. The goal is to continue this collaboration. The ideal work location is the GNF office in Bonn, though remote work is possible.

Your Responsibilities:
You will be responsible for the technical and organizational management of projects focusing on biodiversity, sustainable supply chains, and nature-based risk and sustainability management. In doing so, you will work closely with companies, academic partners, and other stakeholders.

Your responsibilities will include, in particular:

• Conducting and further developing materiality analyses with a focus on biodiversity, natural risks, and deforestation risks;
• Analysis of nature-related risks along international supply chains, particularly in the aluminum/bauxite sector;
• Use of established methods and tools, such as SBTN, ENCORE, the WWF Biodiversity Risk Filter, and other approaches for assessing nature and biodiversity risks;
• Developing practical recommendations for companies and financial institutions to reduce biodiversity and deforestation risks;
• Planning, conducting, and facilitating workshops and stakeholder dialogues;
• Preparation of technical reports, guidelines, and project publications;
• Presentation of project results at professional events, as well as communication with companies, government agencies, and project partners;
• Support for public relations and the dissemination of project results;
• Coordination with funding agencies, presentation of results, and preparation of technical reports.

Your profile:
You have a college degree, for example in biology, environmental sciences, business administration, economics, sustainability management, geography, forestry, agricultural sciences, or a comparable field.

In addition, you should ideally have the following qualifications:

• At least 2 years of experience managing national or international grant-funded projects;
• In-depth knowledge of materiality analysis, sustainability, and risk management;
• Strong knowledge of current regulatory developments (e.g., CSRD, ESRS, EUDR, TNFD, or SBTN);
• Experience in analyzing supply chains as well as risks related to nature and biodiversity;
• Proficiency in conducting scientific analyses and presenting complex issues to businesses;
• Experience facilitating workshops and stakeholder processes;
• In addition to excellent written and spoken German, you must be business-fluent in English; knowledge of other languages is desirable
• An independent, structured, and team-oriented approach to work rounds out your profile.

Our Job Opening:
We offer you an exciting position in a dynamically growing organization that specializes in initiating, planning, and implementing global projects and collaborations. You will be part of a collaborative team that works flexibly and efficiently on long-term projects and secures funding for them. In return, you can expect performance-based compensation based on your qualifications and experience, as well as a variety of tasks and a pleasant work environment in an attractive location.

You will receive:

• An in-house retirement plan;
• A travel allowance for public transportation;
• The opportunity for regular professional development.

We are committed to equal opportunities in employment and encourage people with a migration background, people with recognized disabilities and people in special circumstances and of all genders to apply.