Culture for Climate Scotland is looking for a talented and enthusiastic early career data professional to take an active role in supporting cultural organisations in their environmental action.
The Green Arts and data officer is a new post focusing on data analysis and supporting our environmental reporting programme.
We need an adept and organised individual who is committed to supporting the transition to a sustainable, climate-ready Scotland and culture’s role within this.
Salary: £27,447 + 3% of salary in pension contributions
Hours: Full time. This means a 35-hour week with a degree of flexibility on both sides, as some evening and weekend work may be required and busy periods may call for extra hours, with time taken off in lieu during quieter periods.
Holidays: 25 days plus 10 public holidays to be taken at times agreed with the line manager.
Place of work: Culture for Climate Scotland is based at Thorn House, 5 Rose Street, Edinburgh. Hybrid working is available for all staff at Culture for Climate Scotland with an expectation to work in the office at least one day per week and attend relevant team meetings in person. Travel throughout Scotland may be required for events or meetings on an ad hoc basis.
Contract and notice period: This is a permanent contract dependent on continued funding. A probationary period of three months will apply, following successful completion of which the full contract will be confirmed. The notice period is two months for both employer and employee.
Closing date: 11.59pm, Tuesday 27 May
Interviews: 10-12 June, virtually via MS Teams or in person at our office in Thorn House, 5 Rose St, Edinburgh, EH2 2PR
The full details including the job description, person specification and application form can be found on our website: https://cultureforclimate.scot/job/green-arts-and-data-officer/
The deadline is Tuesday 27 May 2025 at 23:59.
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