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Reputable employer, metro role, generalist consultant title, modest niche requirements.
Specialized social and human-rights expertise increases domain specificity yet remains transferable to NGOs and development agencies.
No explicit years but requires standards knowledge and language skills, so moderate shortlisting filters.
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Support preparation of social and human rights inputs for environmental and social impact assessments and due diligence reviews across global projects.
Contribute to identifying social risks, applying international standards (e.g., IFC Performance Standards, EBRD, Equator Principles), and developing client recommendations.
Collaborate with senior consultants and technical specialists to ensure quality, consistency, and efficiency of social and human rights deliverables in global consulting projects.
Academic background in social sciences, human rights, international development, sustainability, environmental/social management, law, political science, anthropology, sociology, or related field.
Initial experience or strong interest in social performance, human rights, impact assessment, stakeholder engagement, or responsible business practices.
Understanding of international social and human rights standards like IFC Performance Standards, EBRD Performance Requirements, Equator Principles, UN Guiding Principles, OECD guidance.
Ability to travel to remote project sites and fluency in English; French or Italian language skills are prioritized.
Someone with early career exposure to social and human rights consulting within environmental or sustainability contexts working alongside senior specialists.
Familiarity or experience with international development finance institution standards and lender requirements, and multi-sectoral social risk assessment.
Capacity to manage multiple workstreams while delivering consistent, high-quality documentation and recommendations on complex projects.