Political Strategist

• Drive sharp political strategy at the heart of global campaigns and advocacy work to land global and in-country political wins for the just and equitable energy transition.
• Translate campaign momentum into concrete policy wins by identifying political openings, sharpening positioning at key moments (including COP cycles), and deepening influence with policymakers, media, and political actors worldwide.
• Support fossil fuel phase-out and a just energy transition by developing political strategies, contributing to international processes, and ensuring strategic continuity across COP cycles.

This role directly advances the global transition away from fossil fuels by converting campaign momentum into political wins, influencing policymakers and international processes to achieve a just and equitable energy transition.

• 5+ years of experience in political strategy, advocacy, or research in climate, energy, development, or related disciplines.
• Substantive lived and professional experience in Global Majority contexts.
• Demonstrated track record of influencing political processes and decision-makers.
• Strong understanding of climate politics, energy systems, and/or fossil fuel phase-out.

Fully remote, 36-hour work week, two all-staff breaks per year, comprehensive benefits including high-quality health insurance and retirement planning (location-dependent). In the US, eligibility for Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program. Salary tier 2.3 with country-specific annual gross salaries.

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.