Location: Global / Not specified
Contract: Full-Time
About the Company:
Weatherford operates at the heart of the global energy system.
This is not a lightweight sustainability environment.
It is a high-pressure, regulation-heavy, operationally complex ecosystem where ESG must work in real time.
They are actively repositioning toward:
- digital solutions
- operational efficiency
- energy transition alignment
Which means sustainability is no longer optional. It is operational infrastructure.
About the Role:
This is where ESG meets supply chain reality.
Not strategy decks.
Not high-level policy.
Actual:
- supplier behavior
- emissions tracking
- compliance systems
- regulatory pressure
You are essentially embedding sustainability into the arteries of operations.
What You’ll Do:
Supplier Sustainability & Governance
- Coordinate supplier ESG governance processes and controls
- Engage suppliers and internal stakeholders on sustainability priorities
- Drive alignment across procurement and operational teams
ESG Reporting & Compliance
- Support ESG reporting using frameworks like:
- GHG Protocol
- GRI
- CSRD
- CSDDD
- SEC requirements
- Maintain accurate sustainability data and reporting systems
Risk Management & Regulatory Alignment
- Track supplier ESG risks and mitigation actions
- Support compliance with EU Green Deal regulations (CBAM, EUDR)
- Ensure audit-ready documentation and reporting
Data & Performance Tracking
- Improve ESG data collection and reporting processes
- Track sustainability KPIs across regions and functions
- Support dashboards and performance monitoring
Project Coordination
- Manage sustainability workstreams, timelines, and deliverables
- Support rollout of sustainability initiatives across business units
- Coordinate stakeholder communication and adoption
Value Creation & Financial Insight
- Support cost planning and financial impact analysis
- Identify sustainability-driven value creation opportunities
What They’re Looking For:
- 2 to 3 years experience in:
- Supply chain
- ESG
- Sustainability reporting
- Knowledge of ESG frameworks and regulatory requirements
- Experience with supplier risk tools (Sphera, HICX, Avetta, ISN is a plus)
- Strong coordination and stakeholder engagement skills
- Solid Excel, PowerPoint, and data handling capability
- Ability to manage multiple workstreams in a global environment
Why This Role Matters:
Let’s not sugarcoat it.
Supply chains are where most ESG commitments fail or succeed.
You are working on:
- Scope 3 emissions
- supplier compliance
- regulatory exposure
- operational sustainability
This is the hardest layer of ESG to fix.
Which means it is also where the highest value professionals are built.