Recruiting the Pioneers Rebalancing Earth’s Climate Systems
At Mint Selection, we support organisations working at the cutting edge of geoengineering, helping them build the scientific, operational, and policy teams required to responsibly scale climate intervention technologies. As global temperatures rise and mitigation efforts fall short, geoengineering has emerged as a controversial yet potentially critical pathway in the climate response toolkit.
From stratospheric aerosol research and direct air capture to ocean alkalinity enhancement and solar radiation modification, we work with innovators designing systems to reflect, remove, or rebalance excess heat and carbon. Whether you're a university spin-out, public-private initiative, or climate-tech venture, we help you recruit the specialists who navigate complex science, ethics, and implementation challenges.
Key Roles in Geoengineering Organisations
Professionals working in geoengineering are at the frontier of climate science, combining technical ingenuity with interdisciplinary collaboration. These roles demand deep expertise, regulatory awareness, and the ability to communicate high-impact science to funders, policymakers, and the public.
We recruit for geoengineering roles including:
Atmospheric Scientist / Climate Modeller – Conducting simulations and scenario analysis for solar radiation and large-scale climate interventions.
Geoengineering Research Engineer – Designing experimental systems for carbon removal, cloud brightening, or marine-based interventions.
Ethics & Policy Advisor – Guiding governance frameworks and stakeholder engagement for responsible deployment of high-risk solutions.
R&D Programme Manager – Coordinating pilot projects, grant reporting, and international collaboration across climate intervention initiatives.
Chief Science Officer / Technical Lead – Setting strategic direction, managing scientific integrity, and representing organisations at global forums.
These professionals are shaping what could become one of the most consequential fields in 21st-century climate innovation.