Carbon Asset Development - Roster of Experts
TextLocation: Nairobi, Kenya
Job Type: Full-Time
Level: Experienced
About the Role:
BURN is seeking experts with in-depth technical and scientific knowledge in carbon asset development. The role involves working on carbon certification methodologies, UNFCCC mechanisms, and carbon asset development for Improved Cookstove projects under various certification standards. Candidates should have experience in carbon certification for carbon credit issuance and be able to contribute to technical meetings and the drafting of methodologies and emissions reduction reports.
Key Responsibilities:
Carbon Asset Development & Certification:
Demonstrate expertise in the Gold Standard for Global Goals (“Gold Standard”) and UNFCCC mechanisms (CDM & Article 6.4), particularly for Improved Cookstove projects.
Draft technical attestations, emissions reduction computations, technical deviations, and methodology reviews for both Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) and Compliance/Article 6 markets.
Participate in technical meetings related to BURN's carbon asset portfolio and certification processes.
Technical Input & Reporting:
Provide technical contributions to BURN’s position papers, publications, and carbon asset portfolio.
Liaise with the Lead Carbon Technical Experts at BURN for guidance and reporting.
Expert Contributions:
Submit financial proposals, daily rates, and availability for short-term contracts on a need-to-need basis.
Share relevant technical expertise and experiences through CV submission, with the understanding that this does not guarantee a job offer.
Required Skills and Experience:
Experience:
Experience in carbon asset development, certification, and technical or methodological reviews, specifically in the context of Improved Cookstove projects.
Demonstrable track record of working with carbon certification methodologies, such as the Gold Standard and UNFCCC mechanisms (CDM & Article 6.4).
Experience in end-to-end certification of carbon credits and GHG certification under the VCM is preferred.
Technical Knowledge:
Expertise in nature-based carbon removal methodologies is desirable, but not mandatory.
Excellent analytical skills and technical communication abilities.
Additional Requirements:
Submit CVs along with financial proposals, daily rates, and availability for short-term contracts.
Expression of interest and CV submission does not guarantee a job offer.
To Apply:
Submit your CV, along with the necessary details, to recruitment.kenya@burnmfg.com.
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BURN Manufacturing Co.
BURN is a company dedicated to addressing deforestation and improving cooking efficiency in Sub-Saharan Africa. Its story began in 1990 when Peter Scott, during his travels in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), witnessed the environmental damage caused by charcoal production for household cooking. Motivated by this, Peter committed himself to finding a solution and began designing fuel-efficient stoves.
In 2010, after working as a cookstove consultant in Central America and Sub-Saharan Africa, Peter founded BURN Design Lab and BURN Manufacturing Co. on Vashon Island, Washington. The company initially operated on a limited budget but quickly gathered a team of world-class designers and engineers focused on creating the most efficient cookstoves globally.
By 2014, BURN opened its first full manufacturing facility in Kenya, making it the first and only vertically integrated modern cookstove company in Sub-Saharan Africa. The solar-powered facility now has a production capacity of 400,000 stoves per month and provides jobs for over 2,500 people, with half of the workforce being women.
BURN’s stoves, like the Jikokoa, offer significant social, financial, and environmental benefits. A study by UC Berkeley revealed that a $40 investment in a Jikokoa stove could return $1,000 in societal benefits. Over the next three years, BURN plans to expand its reach to Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, DRC, Nigeria, and Ghana, launch five new products, and increase production capacity to 1 million stoves per month.