(Senior) Development Partner, Article 6 Programme Office
- Junction, United States
- Senior Level
- Posted
[What the role is] The Trade Group in Enterprise Singapore is responsible for driving Singapore's trade and developing Singapore as a global trading hub. One of our key objectives is to advance Singapore's interests in meeting its national climate targets and to establish Singapore as a regional carbon services and trading hub.
To do so, we will engage stakeholders across governments, industries, and international partners. [What you will be working on] We are seeking a dynamic individual to support Article 6 project origination and development, working with in-market partners.
Responsibilities include the following: Project Pipeline Development and Facilitatio n Originate high-quality Article 6 carbon projects, by engaging project developers and host-country governments to build a credible project pipeline.
Work with relevant partners to assess project risks, conduct site verification and assurance, and identify technical, policy and capacity gaps that could affect project viability and implementation. Market Facilitation Bring together developers, financiers, off-takers and service providers to accelerate development of Article 6 carbon projects.
Mobilise Singapore carbon services firms to participate in project opportunities. Deliver business missions, briefings, workshops and industry engagements to build partnerships, deepen market knowledge and support the internationalisation of Singapore’s carbon services and trading ecosystem. [What we are looking for] A university degree in a relevant field (e.g.
environmental science, economics, international relations, finance, or a related discipline), or equivalent work experience, ideally with 4-8 years of professional experience in carbon markets, international trade, project development, or a related domain.
Strong interest and understanding of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, carbon credit markets, and the policy and regulatory landscape governing international carbon transactions. Ability to engage and coordinate across a wide range of stakeholders — including government agencies, project developers, financiers, and industry partners — to drive complex, multi-party initiatives forward. Willingness to travel regularly.
How We Work Together We value individuals who demonstrate our CoRE values – collaborating effectively across teams, engaging others with respect, acting with courage to speak up and make decisions, and being enterprising in taking ownership, learning continuously, and driving outcomes in a dynamic environment.
