Grassroots Carbon Public Benefit LLC, is building the #1 grasslands soil carbon storage company. We are a fast-growing start-up and Soilworks Natural Capital portfolio company based in San Antonio, TX. Our rapidly expanding land steward network covers over 6 million acres of grasslands across the US, and we have built a foundation of scientific rigor, quality, and trust. Leading companies like Microsoft, Marathon Oil, HEB, Shopify, and Nestle have selected Grassroots Carbon to reach their carbon reduction goals.

Grassroots Carbon offers ranchers additional revenue opportunities via our carbon credit program. We support farmers and ranchers to manage their land for healthy soils, which store more carbon and improve water quality and biodiversity. We are on a mission to convert millions of acres of degraded grazing lands into healthy, thriving grassland ecosystems that capture and store increased amounts of carbon.

The Role:

We are seeking an expert technical carbon professional with experience executing the full MRV cycle, from PDD writing through issuance of credits, to work on Grassroots Carbon’s mission of delivering high quality credits to buyers and supporting regenerative ranchers across the US.

Responsibilities

• Work alongside the Project Lead to develop initial project design document (PDD)
• Lead the development of processes to manage data for submission of supporting materials during annual verification (i.e. excel workbooks)
• Support the verification process, including responding to requests from verification auditors
• Support the Project Lead in developing annual monitoring processes, and updating such processes as problems emerge
• Support the Project Lead to liaise between GRC and verifiers before and during verification
• Help execute QA/QC for data inputs and document prep for monitoring and verification
• Assist in troubleshooting issues around data collection and management, rancher account management, and reporting to buyers
• Develop creative solutions that help landowners and field managers gain access to carbon markets – data collection, monitoring practices, storytelling, etc. are all relevant to the carbon credit journey