Location
London, Old Street (On-site, five days a week)

Hours
Full Time - standard office hours

Salary
Not specified

About the Role
Sylvera provides trusted ratings, tools, and data for carbon credits and carbon dioxide removal (CDR), aiming to incentivize investment in real climate action. As a Graduate Carbon Analyst Intern, you will join the Assessment team in London to support the evaluation and validation of carbon projects. Your responsibilities will include extracting and compiling data from various sources, cleaning and structuring raw data for analysis, collaborating with the Assessments team to assess project quality, and working with the technology team to improve data extraction processes. You will also work closely with cross-functional teams including carbon analyst experts, engineers, and the product team, contributing ideas to improve practices and participating in team meetings. This role offers a unique opportunity to be part of a mission-driven company dedicated to improving the effectiveness and trustworthiness of carbon markets, helping businesses, governments, and developers confidently invest in real climate impact.

About Sylvera
Founded in 2020, Sylvera has over 130 employees globally with offices in London, New York, Belgrade, and Singapore. The company partners with scientific organizations, universities, governments, and think tanks to develop rigorous project assessment methodologies and improve data quality and accessibility across the carbon market. Sylvera has raised over $96 million from leading investors including Fidelity, Balderton Capital, Index Ventures, and Insight Partners.

Our Values
Own it: Build on wins and learn from failures.
Stay curious: Focus on long-term goals despite short-term challenges.
Do what's right - even when it's hard: Maintain a growth mindset.
Collaborate and challenge with empathy: Deliver through active collaboration and invest in each other's success.
Empower Customers: Exceed customer expectations to drive real climate impact.

Experience
Strong analytical skills and experience handling data. STEM degree required. Early-stage experience or internships in related fields is advantageous.

About you
Based in London and able to work on-site five days a week. Deeply cares about climate and ecosystems. Self-starter who thrives in evolving environments. Highly ambitious, motivated, and eager to advance your career. Positive attitude, grit, and willingness to get stuck in are essential. Additional languages are highly advantageous.

Qualifications
STEM degree required. No specific certifications beyond this are mentioned.

Recruitment Process
- 15-minute introductory call with Sylvera's People & Talent team
- 60-minute practical test to be taken at home
- In-person Assessments Day at the London office

Equal Employment Opportunity
Sylvera is an equal opportunity employer valuing diversity. They do not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.