
Systemiq · Jakarta
Company Description: Systemiq is the system change company, working to accelerate the transition to a net-zero, nature-positive and more inclusive economy. As a...
Company Description: Systemiq is the system change company, working to accelerate the transition to a net-zero, nature-positive
and more inclusive economy. As a certified B Corp, we partner with business, finance, policymakers and civil society to transform
five interconnected systems: energy, nature and food, materials and circularity, sustainable finance, and urban transformation.
We bring together strategy, policy, market design and capital mobilisation to deliver tangible results in the real economy.
Founded in 2016, Systemiq has grown to a global team of more than 300 people across Brazil, France, Germany, Indonesia, Kenya, the
Netherlands, the UK and the US, united by a singular focus on sustainability.
Systemiq, the systems change company and certified B Corp, was founded to drive the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development
Goals and the Paris Agreement on climate change by transforming markets and business models in five key systems: nature and food,
materials, and circular economy, energy, urban areas, and sustainable finance.
We are guided by the conviction that all system transformations are rooted in human transformations. We must continue to bring
more diverse people and voices into real conversations to succeed. We know we don’t have all the answers; we may not even have all
the right questions. But we know that open mindsets drive change, so relationships, people, and trust are at the heart of
everything we do
We are looking to grow our global network of talented independent consultants with experience in consulting, professional
services, and project management. As we frequently require contractors at short notice, we’re building a pool of trusted
professionals to support our diverse and high-impact assignments aimed at driving system change worldwide.
With advanced problem-solving, analytical and relationship skills, you will be experienced working on consulting projects to
deliver breakthrough insights, action and results. Ideally your background includes working at a leading management consultancy or
in a strategy role in industry, public sector or civil society. You are keen to work in a small yet fast growing company where you
can play a shaping role and make an impact.
We work with both global blue chip clients, public-private partnerships and ground-breaking new ventures. Recent initiatives
include advising on circular economy in Germany, developing go-to-market strategies for new technologies as well as forest
restoration and preventing ocean plastic pollution in South East Asia.
The high-performing contractors may be considered for a full-time position when an opportunity becomes available.
Requirements
large data sets
Diversity & Inclusion
At Systemiq, we absolutely believe diverse perspectives are essential to driving system change. We are committed to creating an
inclusive workplace where people feel respected, supported and able to do their best work.
Click here to view our Data Policy.
Company Description: Systemiq is the system change company, working to accelerate the transition to a net-zero, nature-positive and more inclusive economy. As a certified B Corp, we partner with business, finance, policymakers and civil society to transform five interconnected systems: energy, nature and food, materials and circularity, sustainable finance, and urban transformation. We bring together strategy, policy, market design and capital mobilisation to deliver tangible results in the real economy. Founded in 2016, Systemiq has grown to a global team of more than 300 people across Brazil, France, Germany, Indonesia, Kenya, the Netherlands, the UK and the US, united by a singular focus on sustainability. OPPORTUNITY We are seeking a highly motivated Associate to join our consulting team and help drive transformational sustainability projects across industries, geographies, and systems. As an Associate, you will play a critical role in delivering client engagements, generating actionable insights, managing workstreams, and supporting stakeholder relationships. You will work alongside multidisciplinary teams to solve complex challenges related to climate, circular economy, sustainable finance, food systems, energy transition, nature, and urban transformation. This role is ideal for professionals with previous experience in consulting, strategy, sustainability, economics, public policy, finance, or related fields who are eager to combine analytical rigor with real-world impact. RESPONSIBILITIES * Lead discrete workstreams within consulting projects, ensuring high-quality and timely delivery. * Conduct quantitative and qualitative analyses to generate actionable insights and recommendations. * Structure complex problems, develop hypotheses, and synthesize findings into clear and compelling narratives. * Build and manage financial, economic, market, and operational models to support strategic decision-making. * Develop client-ready presentations, reports, and workshop materials. * Support and contribute to stakeholder interviews, workshops, and coalition-building efforts. * Manage project activities, timelines, and deliverables across workstreams. * Contribute to business development activities, including proposal preparation, market research, and opportunity identification. * Leverage AI-enabled tools and emerging technologies to improve research, analysis, productivity, and knowledge synthesis. REQUIREMENTS * Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, Environmental Sciences, Public Policy, International Relations, Finance, or related fields. * 2–5 years of relevant professional experience in strategy consulting, sustainability consulting, corporate strategy, public sector advisory, sustainable finance, or related fields. * Demonstrated experience managing analytical workstreams and delivering high-quality outputs in complex projects. * Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities, including experience working with large and complex datasets. * Advanced proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint. * Excellent written and verbal communication skills. * Fluency in English is mandatory. * Strong stakeholder management and relationship-building skills. * Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within multidisciplinary and international teams. * Intellectual curiosity and the ability to quickly learn and navigate new topics. * Interest in sustainability and systems transformation, including climate, circular economy, nature, food systems, energy transition, urban systems, and sustainable finance. * Knowledge of programming languages such as Python, R, or SQL is considered a plus. Please note: This opportunity is currently being mapped as part of our Talent Pipeline and does not represent an active opening at this time. Any hiring decision will be contingent upon final internal approval. Diversity & Inclusion At Systemiq, we absolutely believe diverse perspectives are essential to driving system change. We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where people feel respected, supported and able to do their best work. Click here to view our Data Policy.
Your Role As a Associate Talent Acquisition Manager, you'll help build the teams that power FINN's growth. You'll own hiring processes from end to end, partnering closely with hiring managers to identify, attract, assess, and hire exceptional talent. From your first day, you'll join a collaborative and ambitious Talent Acquisition team where learning, ownership, and continuous improvement are part of everyday work. You'll play a key role in ensuring every candidate has an outstanding experience while maintaining the high hiring bar that defines FINN's culture and success. This role is about much more than filling open positions - it's about shaping the future of our company through every hiring decision. And because we believe the best collaboration happens when we're together, this role requires a regular onsite presence at our Munich office. You should either be based in the Munich area, open to relocating, or able to commute to the office a few times per week.
Thermo Fisher Scientific is looking for an experienced clinical project management leader to oversee complex, international clinical research projects. You may work as a Project Lead, provide strategic project oversight, manage and develop colleagues, or combine elements of these responsibilities according to business needs. You will be accountable for delivering projects to agreed standards of quality, time and cost while maintaining strong relationships with customers and cross-functional teams. Our Mission is to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. In this role, your leadership will help customers progress promising medicines through clinical development and bring potentially life-changing therapies to patients. Main responsibilities You will: Lead complex clinical projects involving multiple services, countries or regions. Act as the principal contact for customers and manage expectations throughout the project. Take responsibility for project quality, timelines, budgets, forecasts and resources. Identify and manage risks, issues and changes to project scope. Lead and motivate international, cross-functional project teams. Ensure projects comply with company procedures, regulatory requirements and ICH-GCP standards. Support proposal development, customer strategy and business growth opportunities. Coach and develop project leaders and other colleagues. Where applicable, manage employees, including recruitment, objective setting, performance management and career development. Build trusted relationships with senior customers, internal leaders and key stakeholders. Skills and experience You should have: A bachelor’s degree, relevant vocational qualification or equivalent practical experience. Experience comparable to at least 10 years in clinical development, clinical research or a related field. At least five years of management or significant leadership responsibility. Strong knowledge of clinical development and relevant regulatory requirements. Expert understanding of cross-functional project management, including time, quality and cost. Experience managing budgets, forecasts, resources and contractual changes. Excellent communication, presentation, negotiation and relationship-building skills. The ability to lead, coach and motivate international teams. Strong judgement, problem-solving and strategic thinking skills. Confidence working in complex, changing or ambiguous situations. Competence using Microsoft Office and relevant clinical project management systems. A combination of suitable education, training and directly related experience may also be considered. Working environment This is a permanent, remote role based in Sweden. The position may also involve occasional work in office, laboratory or clinical environments, depending on project requirements. Why join Thermo Fisher Scientific? You will have the opportunity to lead important work, develop global talent and build a career with meaningful impact.