Decarbonisation Analyst

Role overview

Analysis and reporting

• Analyse fuel consumption, emissions profiles, and energy-efficiency performance to develop internal and external greenhouse-gas targets.
• Develop reports and dashboards to track progress against targets and support sustainability disclosures and regulatory submissions.
• Support analysis and progress reporting for energy-efficiency programmes; conduct cost-benefit analysis and scenario modelling.
• Coordinate with Performance Engineering on KPI development and reporting.

Project and market support

• Prepare meeting materials, track action items, and contribute to group deliverables.
• Prepare documentation, presentations, and reports for internal stakeholders and external partners.
• Facilitate information sharing across the Decarbonisation Working Group and its subgroups.
• Conduct exploratory analysis, competitor benchmarking, and research on maritime fuels and technology markets.

Qualifications and experience

• Strong quantitative and data-analysis capability, including interpreting technical datasets and drawing meaningful conclusions.
• Experience with Excel and at least one additional analytical or visualisation tool; Power BI, Python, or a similar platform are examples.
• A technical, engineering, or quantitative background, such as engineering, economics, naval architecture, marine engineering, or chemical engineering.
• Approximately two to five years of relevant technical, engineering, marine, or related experience is preferred.
• Understanding of fuel, emissions, energy efficiency, or technical performance is beneficial.

Working style

• The posting seeks curiosity, attention to detail, and the ability to work in an evolving environment with changing or unclear priorities.
• The role requires collaboration across functions and organisational levels and clear communication of findings.

Work arrangement

• The role is permanent and full-time, with hybrid working that includes up to two days from home.

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