Sustainability Analyst (Japanese Speaking)

We are hiring entry-level, Japanese-speaking Sustainability Analysts to join our consulting team. This role is ideal for fresh graduates and post-graduates who want to build strong, practical skills and a long-term career in sustainability consulting. You will work on real client projects from day one, contribute to professional deliverables, and learn directly from experienced practitioners.

Responsibilities

• Support sustainability consulting engagements across reporting, climate and carbon management, sustainability ratings, and assurance

• Coordinate various sustainability projects for clients in Japan

• Research sustainability standards, regulations, and best practices

• Collect, validate, and analyse data for client disclosures and assessments

• Draft sections of sustainability reports, presentations, and client materials

• Support project coordination, quality reviews, and timelines

• Collaborate with team members across projects and geographies

Requirements

We are looking for motivated candidates with strong fundamentals and a willingness to learn.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a relevant discipline

• Japanese language (speaking and writing) proficiency to support our Japanese customers.

• Strong interest in sustainability, climate change, or corporate responsibility

• Good research, analytical, and writing skills

• Ability to structure information clearly and communicate insights through written and presentation materials

• Attention to detail and comfort working with structured data

• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

• Comfortable using digital tools; familiarity with responsible use of AI is an advantage; programming skills will be an added advantage

• Comfort working with numbers; basic statistical or data modelling skills are an advantage

• Ability to manage multiple tasks and work to deadlines

• Willingness to work with clients and teams across different time zones when required

• Prior internships or academic projects in sustainability are a plus, but not essential