Forest Carbon Analyst

GREEN DIAMOND SHARED SERVICES LLC; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 81,000 - 122,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Vision & Dental

Life & Disability Insurance

401(k) with match and profit sharing

Employee Assistance Program

Paid time off and holidays

Job summary

GREEN DIAMOND SHARED SERVICES LLC is seeking a Forest Carbon Analyst in the Seattle area to power our forest carbon program. You will work on project design, development, and long-term monitoring, collaborating with colleagues, management, consultants, and partners to deliver real climate benefits while sustaining forest health.

You’ll use data tools like R, Python, SQL, and GIS to model, quantify, and report on multiple active projects, ensuring QA/QC and robust data-driven decisions across the

Qualifications

• 2+ years of forest carbon experience or strong quantitative forestry background.
• Proficient with data tools: R, Python, SQL, or GIS software.
• Collaborative and able to communicate with cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Support forest carbon project modeling and quantification, including growth and yield analysis and carbon calculation workbooks across multiple active projects.
• Assist with the design and implementation of forest carbon inventories and GIS layers, including data collection, stratification, and QA/QC.
• Prepare monitoring reports and OPDRs, and support verification processes with third-party verifiers and registries.
• Maintain a calendarized workflow across projects, tracking deliverables and milestones at varying stages.
• Support feasibility assessments and analytical projects—from breakeven and cash-flow analysis to internal tool/workflow improvements.
• Stay current on evolving carbon standards, protocols, and regulatory developments in the forest carbon sector.
• Collaborate closely with divisional staff, technical consultants, and management.

Skills

R

Python

SQL

GIS software

Tools

GIS software

Job description

• Location Any Location,Reports To,Seattle, WA, 98101,United States
• Job Category ABD
• Employee Type Full Time

Contact information

• Phone [phone]
• Email [e-mail]

This position may be based in any state where we currently have employees (AK, WA, OR, CA, ID, MT, MS, LA, AL, GA & SC), however, preference will be given to candidates located in the Seattle, WA area. Candidates outside of the Seattle area must live within a reasonable driving distance of a commercial airport and be able to travel regularly for in-person meetings and other business needs.

Who you are:

You’re curious, analytical, and inspired by the role forests play in tackling climate change. Whether you already have a few years of forest carbon experience or come from a strong quantitative forestry background, you love solving complex problems and learning new systems. You're comfortable working with data and tools like R, Python, SQL, or GIS software, and you enjoy using them to solve real forestry and climate problems. You thrive on collaboration and are excited to make a measurable impact by supporting high-quality forest carbon projects.

What you’ll do:

As a Forest Carbon Analyst, you’ll help power Green Diamond’s forest carbon program, from project design and development through long-term monitoring. This position bridges internal collaboration and external engagement, working closely with colleagues, management, technical consultants, and partners across the carbon sector. You’ll build and maintain relationships with peers and experts in the field while helping ensure our projects deliver real, lasting climate benefits while sustaining the ecological and financial health of our forests.

Here are some examples of the daily work you will do:

• Support forest carbon project modeling and quantification, including growth and yield analysis and carbon calculation workbooks across multiple active projects.
• Assist with the design and implementation of forest carbon inventories and GIS layers, including data collection, stratification, and QA/QC.
• Prepare monitoring reports and Offset Project Data Reports (OPDRs), and support verification processes with third-party verifiers and registries.
• Maintain a calendarized workflow across projects, tracking deliverables and milestones at varying stages.
• Support feasibility assessments and analytical projects — from breakeven and cash flow analysis to internal tool and workflow improvements.
• Stay current on evolving carbon standards, protocols, and regulatory developments in the forest carbon sector.
• Collaborate closely with divisional staff, technical consultants, and management to ensure effective coordination and communication.

Annual Salary Range:

$81,300 – $122,00 per year. The pay range listed is just one component of Green Diamond’s total compensation package. Other rewards include eligibility to receive a company-wide annual financial performance bonus, and the opportunity to receive an individual performance-based bonus, candidate referral bonuses, and spot bonuses.

Green Diamond offers generous benefits including medical/vision and dental, life and disability insurance, 401(k) plan with match and profit sharing, and an employee assistance program. Reimbursements for work related safety equipment, and wellness. Paid time off includes nice designated and up to two floating (personal) holidays, minimum ten days’ vacation (or per policy based on experience), ten days sick leave, 30 days parental leave, three days bereavement, jury duty, one volunteer day, and five days family care. Cell phone reimbursement for business use. More benefits information can be found at GreenDiamond.com.

Who Green Diamond is:

We grow and nurture forests, a renewable resource to build homes, schools, and household necessities, harnessing carbon every single day we operate. We’re a family-owned company that is guided by our values of environmental stewardship and supporting our local communities. We do what’s right, even when it is the harder path to follow. We focus on the health and safety of our people first – by taking care of all of our resources, we plan to be here for another 130 years.

Summary

Accepting applications through October 21, 2027.