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Expression of Interest

About This Expression of Interest

GreenCollar is Australia’s leading ecosystem services project developer and market investor, and we’re always looking to connect with talented people who share our passion for environmental markets and nature-based solutions.

We’re inviting expressions of interest from experienced professionals across a range of disciplines who’d like to be considered for future opportunities with GreenCollar, including roles across project delivery, technical and environmental markets, commercial, and operations.

While there may not be a specific vacancy, it’s a chance to introduce yourself, share your experience, and let us know the kind of role you’re looking for, so we can reach out when a matching opportunity arises.

What We’re Looking For

  • A genuine interest in environmental markets, conservation or sustainability.
  • Relevant experience or qualifications in your field (this could span GIS, research and development, project management, or operations).
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
  • Alignment with GreenCollar’s values and a collaborative, purpose-driven working style.
  • Openness to opportunities across our national footprint. Our head office is in Sydney, and we’re open to candidates from all over Australia.

Why Join GreenCollar?

  • 5 weeks’ annual leave
  • Wellbeing leave
  • Volunteer leave
  • Gender-neutral parental leave
  • Access to Flare Benefits, including exclusive discounts and employee perks
  • Regular social club activities and events (in person/online)
  • Collaborative and social head office in The Rocks, Sydney, with flexibility for candidates based elsewhere in Australia

About GreenCollar

GreenCollar is Australia’s leading ecosystem services project developer and market investor, with over 200 projects spanning 5 million hectares of active conservation as well as a growing international portfolio of work targeting nature-based solutions in carbon abatement, biodiversity conservation, water security and plastics circularity.

We aim to prove that the best way to achieve lasting environmental outcomes is to enable markets to direct long-term finance towards sustainable land management practices and ecosystem services.

We work in partnership with farmers, graziers, traditional owners and other land managers to develop high quality, high integrity nature-based projects that deliver economic, environmental and social benefits.

Next Steps

Interested in being considered for future opportunities at GreenCollar?

Submit your expression of interest via the application link. If you have specific questions or need support, reach out directly to our People and Culture team at [email protected].

We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive team and welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, identities and experiences.

If you need reasonable adjustments at any point in the application process, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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