Country Manager, Brazil

Core responsibilities:

• Lead the development and implementation of national program strategies to advance 350.org's mission and global objectives
• Grow 350's influence, income, and impact in Brazil, working toward an increasingly independent and well-resourced 350 Brazil
• Provide strategic and inspiring leadership to a diverse, multifunctional team and partners, building shared alignment around strategic steer, values, and political analysis
• Drive local supporter growth, visibility, alliances, and fundraising

This role creates positive change by leading campaigns that reduce fossil fuel emissions in Brazil while building the power and potential of the climate movement for greater future impact, mobilizing people to campaign for clean energy and an end to fossil fuels.

Required qualifications:

• At least 5-7 years of relevant leadership and management experience in a related sector, ideally in an international or regional organization with campaign or advocacy orientation
• Strong leader and team-builder with well-developed soft influencing skills and experience leading complex and remote teams
• Sharp understanding of political and policy landscape with proven ability to identify opportunities and translate them into actionable strategies for change
• Fluency in Brazilian Portuguese and English, with working knowledge of current global debates on climate change and energy transition

This position is at 350's salary grade level 3.3 with a set, non-negotiable salary (salary details available via provided link). The organization is an equal opportunity employer committed to justice, inclusivity, and building a safe workplace where everyone is treated fairly and enjoys working together. They value diverse perspectives and experiences and strive to include team members from communities most impacted by climate change.

350.org's mission is to keep carbon in our atmosphere to a safe level, below 350 parts per million, by mobilizing ordinary people to campaign for universal access to clean energy and an end to fossil fuels. Their campaigns are rooted in local organizing to build the power and potential of the climate movement.