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Climatebase

Climatebase

The platform for climate impact. Explore jobs, events, and the organizations shaping our climate-positive future.

About Climatebase

At Climatebase, we're mobilizing talent to accelerate climate solutions. We’re focused on solving one of the biggest challenges faced by organizations working on climate: Hiring. Our platform helps people discover climate jobs and transition into the space — and in doing so, we help climate-focused organizations hire the mission-driven talent they need to succeed. Since our launch in July 2020, Climatebase has become the world's #1 climate-focused hiring platform: - Nearly 1 million people have used Climatebase to discover and apply to over 45k jobs at over 2,500 climate tech companies and environmental nonprofits. - We've built the foundation for a comprehensive hiring solution, which already includes a jobs marketplace, a talent network, a complimentary built-in Applicant Tracking System (ATS), and we've built custom integrations with all major ATSs. - We’ve developed one of the leading climate newsletters, Climatebase Weekly, which reaches 65,000 readers twice each week, with an average open rate above 50%. (If you’re familiar with newsletters, you’ll appreciate that open rate!) - We’ve recently launched the social/community element in private beta through the launch of the Climatebase Fellowship, and we've run two cohorts with over 300 Fellows, while receiving over 4,000 applicants. We plan on opening this social component of our platform to our broader users in 2023. Climatebase is both a product-centric and community-centric technology company. We’re the first hiring platform entirely focused on climate. With nearly 1M users since launching, we’re recognized as the go-to hiring platform connecting climate companies to a global audience of top mission-driven talent. Our vision is to become the “LinkedIn for climate”: part employment marketplace, and part professional network for individuals and organizations mission-focused on addressing climate change.