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About the Role
ARIA's Forecasting Tipping Points programme aims to create a sustained, public-good early warning system for climate tipping points. As Resilient Climate Translation Lead, your primary responsibility will be to lead this translation effort for Forecasting Tipping Points, acting as the Programme Directors’ principal translation delivery partner.
Responsibilities
- Build a usable early warning capability
- Act as ARIA’s point of contact for systems integration, aligning observing, modelling and product teams around clear interfaces, dependencies and assurance.
- Co-specify the early warning system MVP with the Programme Directors and define future portfolio pathways that maximise near-term translation opportunities, with clear outcomes, resources and evidence.
- Lead delivery against translation milestones, including relationships with programme Fellows and system partners.
- Use evidence to recommend when ARIA should progress, reshape, redirect or stop work to keep the portfolio moving.
- Form an enduring model
- Define the observations, calibrated open data, provenance, methods, assessment, assurance and communication that must endure beyond the programme’s timeframe and protect the public good mission.
- Test options for governance, assurance, operations and finance against scientific independence, international legitimacy, public access, operational resilience and Greenlandic data sovereignty.
- Generate and convert interest from governments, philanthropic co-funders, multilateral bodies, and scientific and operational institutions into clear roles, committed resources and sustained support.
- Create translation routes across ARIA’s climate programmes
- Work backwards from real decisions with users, buyers, operators and affected communities, translating their needs into product and technical requirements, testing those requirements through pilots, scenarios and workflow tests, and using the evidence to steer observing, modelling and product choices.
- Secure partnerships for validation, operating environments, co-development, procurement or co-funding, that open near-term routes to use across ARIA’s other climate programmes, including Exploring Climate Cooling.
- Sharpen value propositions, routes to adoption and continuity plans, then connect Creator teams with the partners, capabilities and follow-on resources they need to give them a credible next step.
Requirements
- Expert in building momentum around an issue and can translate technical climate data into actionable information.
- Have turned technically complex R&D in the climate space into an integrated service, product, or operational capability.
- Can align scientists, engineers and systems integrators to deliver a usable product.
- Can use discovery, pilots, scenarios and workflow tests with users, operators and affected communities to shape product and technical choices.
- Can build relationships across government, philanthropy, science, industry and public bodies that lead to agreed roles, resources, adoption or co-funding.
- Experience in building or operating an enduring institution or public-interest service.
- Experience working in or with governments, or navigating complex geopolitical issues.
- Experience in climate or Earth-system science, Earth observation, forecasting, climate services or environmental data infrastructure.
- Experience of public or philanthropic finance, multilateral collaboration or sustaining public-interest infrastructure beyond its original funding period.
- Experience with open data, scientific assurance, data provenance, data sovereignty or community-led research.
Skills
- Systems integration
- Product development
- Climate services
- Public-interest technology
- Institution building
- Government
- Philanthropy
- Venture building
- Research translation
- Climate data translation
- Actionable information
- Technical R&D
- Integrated service
- Product
- Operational capability
- Alignment
- Discovery
- Pilots
- Scenarios
- Workflow tests
- Relationship building
- Open data
- Scientific assurance
- Data provenance
- Data sovereignty
- Community-led research
Location
- London
Work Type
- Fixed Term - Full Time
- Hybrid working arrangements; 60% in office / 40% at home
- 4 days per week, minimum
Experience Level
- Benchmark experience levels
Education Level
- No specific degree, job title or conventional climate career is required.
Salary/Compensations
- £70,000 - £105,000 / year
Benefits
- 27 days annual leave provision, with the option to buy/sell additional days
- Supportive environment for learning and development opportunities
- Enhanced family leave arrangements
- A free and confidential 24/7 employee assistance programme
- 2 days of paid volunteer days
- 5% defined contribution pension scheme with Smart Pension
- Cycle to Work scheme
- An excellent office location in Kings X, London
About the Company
- ARIA empowers scientists to pursue breakthroughs at the edge of the possible.
- From climate change to AI, society faces enormous challenges and opportunities that can be uniquely addressed through science and technology.
- ARIA was created to activate the UK’s world-class R&D in new ways, so we can meet these head on.
- Our success is shaped by one question: how will ARIA transform the lives of the UK’s future generations?
- Whether that is a life-changing new technology or a burgeoning new industry, it should be obvious that ARIA played a catalytic role.
- If you want to help make breakthroughs like these possible, come and build ARIA with us.
Equal Opportunity
- Not sure you meet 100% of our criteria? Don’t worry. If you believe that you could excel in this role, we encourage you to apply. We want to attract the broadest array of candidates, including those with diverse workplace experiences and backgrounds. Whether you’re new to this, returning to work after a gap in employment, simply looking to transition, or taking the next step in your career path, we will be glad to have you on our radar. Please use your cover letter to tell us about your interests and what you hope to bring to this role.
- If you require any reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process, please notify us and we will make every effort to accommodate you. Disclosing any requests are intended to provide ARIA with the best opportunity to support candidates and will have no negative impact on your recruitment process.
- ARIA adopts a highly considered approach to ethical and social responsibility. You can read our policy here. Our research and development activity will abide by the 3Rs principle. You can read about those here.