Climate Action Fellow — Remote Impact Leader

Climate Corps; California; Remote; USD 40,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend $3900/mo

Health care coverage

Personal Days

Career‑readiness training

Conferences and networking

UC Climate Stewards Certification

Job summary

Climate Corps in partnership with SEI offers a 8‑month, full‑time Fellowship to advance climate action across California’s Community College system. The role combines program coordination, communications, data reporting, and stakeholder engagement to support the Chancellor’s Office Climate Action Team.

The Fellow works remotely within California, travels as needed, and gains hands‑on experience in sustainability initiatives, reporting, and capacity building, with a competitive stipend and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant field.
• Experience with climate action, sustainability, or related programs in education/government.
• Strong analytical and data-reporting capabilities.

Responsibilities

• Support statewide climate action programs and initiatives through coordination and administrative tasks.
• Assist in implementing Vision 2030 priorities focused on climate resilience, sustainability, and workforce development.
• Provide technical assistance for AASHE STARS assessments and campus reporting.
• Develop stakeholder engagement and communications to highlight college achievements and partnerships.
• Coordinate events, webinars, and outreach activities with colleges and partners.
• Collect and translate sustainability data into accessible reports and presentations.

Skills

Project coordination

Stakeholder engagement

Data analysis

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in environmental science, sustainability, climate policy, engineering, public administration, or related field

Tools

Excel/Sheets

Job description

Climate Corps in partnership with SEI offers a 8‑month, full‑time Fellowship to advance climate action across California’s Community College system. The role combines program coordination, communications, data reporting, and stakeholder engagement to support the Chancellor’s Office Climate Action Team.

The Fellow works remotely within California, travels as needed, and gains hands‑on experience in sustainability initiatives, reporting, and capacity building, with a competitive stipend and