Green Transition and Sustainability Consultant

Job Description:

We are looking a Consultant with experience or interest for Sustainability.

In Consulting we partnering with all the DXC capabilities to co-create innovative solutions and to improve our customers and employees experiences, design and implement differentiated products and services, smart processes, and efficient technology platforms. We turn our client’s complexities into value, through agile governance programs and change management frameworks.

The ideal candidates should have a passion and desire to learn, be enterprising, flexible, available, accurate and able to work in a team.

Successful applicants will be part of Public Sector Consulting Practice and will be involved in several engagements aimed to support our clients during their Digital Transformation Journeys.

Responsibilities:

• Company assessments on energy, water, carbon, waste, hazardous materials, environmental impacts, and more

• Support in creating overall strategies for sustainability and green transition plans

• Facts and Information deep analysis and research through modern tools and approaches

• Drafting of project documentation (technical and functional)

• Take part in large Digital Trasformation with cross-functional teams

Required skills:

• Bachelor’s degree in one of the following areas: Computer Science, Computer engineering, Management Engineering, Statistics and Mathematics;

• At least 3+ years of experience in the field of Public sector;

• A proven passion for one of the area explained above;

• Understanding of sustainability issues, including environmental and social risks, as well as the trends and best practices in the field;

• Good relational skills;

• Proactivity and ability to work in teams;

We offer:

• International environment

• Professional growth opportunities

Work location: Rome with remote work possibility

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