(Senior) Development Partner, Article 6 Programme Office

[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.
- Establish and direct a network of in-market consultants, providing strategic guidance to support on-the-ground implementation.
- 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.