Start working in climate

Join a global professional network.
Learn from top climate experts.
Land the perfect climate job.

No more reservations

"Where do I even begin?"

Everything you need is in the app—the climate jobs landscape, insider access to companies, comprehensive climate bootcamps, and a vibrant community.

"Can I make a living in climate?"

Yes! Climate tech accounted for 14% of venture capital dollars in 2021, leading to thousands of new jobs (growing rapidly!) in every business function.

"Am I qualified to work on the climate crisis?"

Yes, for a simple reason: climate change is poised to transform 50%+ of the world’s GDP, and every skill and every discipline will be needed in the process.

I was one of Terra.do’s first learners. The company and its ecosystem were instrumental in my transition to climate, and helped me get to my current role at MCJ Collective where I invest in leading climate companies (including Terra.do itself!)

I’m thrilled to now come full circle by partnering with Terra.do to help all our portfolio companies at MCJ Collective hire the best and the brightest minds.

Cody Simms

Partner, MCJ Collective

Climate communities

Our ecosystem has your back

Behind every successful career, there are countless helping hands. You'll find the ones you need in the communities at Terra.do.

Communities of every stripe

Over 50 caring communities, ranging from Energy to Resilience & Adaptation and Carbon Removal, with more being created every day.

Helping hands of every color

Bringing every stakeholder together that you will want and need as you understand your place in the climate spectrum and build your career.

Hiring managers

Climate professionals that are actively hiring on Terra.do, ready to chat about the ecosystem and how to get a job in it.

climate experts

In disciplines including policy, science, finance, economics, business and more—these are folks that have spent decades on the problem.

program Alumni

Several thousand mid-career professionals have taken our cohort-based learning programs and are dedicated to our mission.

FUNCTIONAL SMES

Engineering, finance, marketing, operations... name it and you'll find SMEs that are ready to help.

Keep exceptional company

Great people make an even greater ecosystem. Join a supportive network of accomplished professionals from every industry including energy, sustainable food, green buildings, and more. Every job is a climate job, whether in engineering, marketing, finance, or journalism—and that’s true in every part of the world.

Designed to foster collaboration

Huddles, AMAs, and events

Join peers and experts to dissect climate happenings and solutions. Engage with hiring managers ready to chat about their company’s work and open roles.

DMs with the right people

Move conversations offline from huddles into DMs to dig deeper into climate topics. Or reach out someone that can help with your project, job search, or more.

Topic-specific communities

Crowdsource ideas, stay updated on the latest climate science and news, and just plain ol’ connect with like-minded folks in one of our several communities.

climate Career

Land your climate job

Get the insight and the access you need to land a job at some of the best climate tech companies in the world.

Talk to hiring managers

Live huddles, AMAs, job fairs, and unlimited chats/DMs—direct with hiring managers who are keen to engage with talent interested in a climate tech career.

Enter priority lists

Top talent with in-demand skills are invited to join weekly “talent drops” that go to participating climate tech employers that are eager to hire.

Find your sweet spot

Browse our diverse job & company board to understand which climate companies are hiring for your skills and how their solutions fight climate change.

Spotlight: Climate job fairs

Jam-packed live events with actively hiring climate tech companies that present about themselves and engage in 1:1 conversations—free for job seekers.

100+

Companies

1,000+

Open roles

sept 14 | Climate Tech job fair

For Terra.do employer partners from North America and Europe

Climate tech employer looking to hire?

Boost your candidate pipeline with vetted talent drops, job fairs, and community engagement at Terra.do—the premier talent hub for climate tech.

The candidates were highly engaged and super motivated. Awesome to have a great group of mission-driven folks!

Director of Software

Ohmconnect

Climate learning

Scan the forest. Study the trees.

Learn about the landscape of climate change and explore solutions. Focus on sectors and functions with deep potential. And do it all with exceptional fellow learners, expert faculty, and industry mentors.

FLAGSHIP PROGRAM

Climate Change: Learning for Action

Understand the complexities in the science, economics, policy, and climate justice. Start taking action by discovering climate solutions that need your skills. All this and more in our flagship 12-week fellowship.

The Terra.do difference

It's all about who you learn with: world class faculty, eminent guest lecturers, experienced mentors, and accomplished peers.

Dr. Laney Siegner

Director, Climate Farm School

Dr. Siegner completed her Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley Energy and Resources Group. She studied sustainable, agroecological food systems and climate change education. Prior to attending graduate school, she worked as a middle school teaching fellow for 2 years in Boston, MA.

When she’s not teaching or learning, she enjoys being outside for a variety of physical activities: farming, worm composting, trail running, bird watching, or swimming in the ocean. Originally from the East Coast, she now lives in Sonoma County, California. She helped build the off-grid tiny house that she formerly lived in with her husband as part of the first-ever CA Tiny House Competition, and now lives at Green Valley Farm, one of the Climate Farm School host sites.

Ian Bolliger

VP, Aladdin Sustainability Lab at BlackRock

As a Vice President in the Aladdin Sustainability Lab at BlackRock in San Francisco, Ian builds models to understand financial risks from extreme events in a changing climate. His work blends earth system modeling, satellite imagery, economics, and data science to understand how changing extremes have impacted and will impact communities around the country and the globe.

Prior to joining BlackRock, Ian worked as a climate data scientist at Rhodium Group, where his work on coastal climate risks appeared in a wide range of outlets, including reports on coastal flood risk in the state of New Jersey and a public tool on Realtor.com and Redfin.com displaying property-level flood risk projections for every property in the contiguous U.S.

Dr. Zeke Hausfather

Climate Research Lead, Stripe

Zeke Hausfather is a climate scientist and energy systems analyst whose research focuses on observational temperature records, climate models, and mitigation technologies. He spent 10 years working as a data scientist and entrepreneur in the cleantech sector, where he was the lead data scientist at Essess, the chief scientist at C3.ai, and the cofounder and chief scientist of Efficiency 2.0.

He also worked as a research scientist with Berkeley Earth, was the senior climate analyst at Project Drawdown, and the US analyst for Carbon Brief. He has masters degrees in environmental science from Yale University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a PhD in climate science from the University of California, Berkeley.

Dr. Kimiko Hirata

Executive Director, Climate Integrate and Goldman Environmental Prize Winner

Kimiko Hirata was a 2021 Goldman Environmental Prizewinner for Islands and Island Nations, and the first female Goldman Prizewinner from Japan. Kimiko will talk about her campaigning and activism work in Japan, since the Kyoto Climate Summit in 1997, through the prospect of a coal power boom after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Kimiko Hirata is the Executive Director of Climate Integrate, an NGO she launched with the aim of supporting decarbonisation efforts in Japan and abroad. Kimiko started working on climate in 1996 and took part in the 1997 Kyoto Climate Summit.

Dr. Navroz Dubash

Professor, Centre for Policy Research

Navroz K Dubash is a Professor at the Centre for Policy Research, where he conducts research and writes on climate change, energy, air pollution, water policy, and the politics of regulation in the developing world. Navroz has been actively engaged in the climate debate as a scholar, policy adviser and activist for 25 years. He was instrumental in establishing the global Climate Action Network in 1990, and has since written widely about climate politics, policy and governance.

He is currently a Coordinating Lead Author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (Sixth Assessment), advises the UNEP Emissions Gap Report Steering Committee, and has been a member of the Scientific Advisory Group of the UN Climate Action Summit.

Jaimie Beck Alexander

Director, Drawdown Labs at Project Drawdown

Jamie Beck Alexander is a solutions-oriented corporate climate advocate, coalition builder, and founding Director of Drawdown Labs. She leads Drawdown Lab’s work with companies to deploy climate solutions at scale.

Previously, Jamie worked at Ceres, where she led corporate engagement, working with companies to set ambitious emission reduction targets and leveraging their influence in support of strong climate and clean energy policies. Jamie has also served as a Civil and Foreign Service Officer with the US Agency for International Development.

Dr. Saleemul Huq

Director, International Centre for Climate Change and Development

Saleemul Huq is the Director of the International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in Bangladesh, and is an expert on the links between climate change and sustainable development, particularly from the perspective of developing countries.

He was the lead author of the chapter on Adaptation and Sustainable Development in the third assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and was the lead author of the chapter on Adaptation and Mitigation in the IPCC’s fourth assessment report. His current focus is on supporting the engagement of the Least Developed Countries in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Carla Peterman

Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Chief Sustainability Officer, PG&E Corporation

Carla J. Peterman is Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Chief Sustainability Officer for PG&E Corporation, the parent company of Pacific Gas and Electric Company. At PG&E, she oversees the company’s regulatory, legislative, sustainability, and charitable strategies, all focused on delivering for the customers and communities that PG&E serves in Northern and Central California.

A steadfast proponent of clean energy, at the CPUC Peterman led the adoption of the first utility energy storage mandate in the country, the approval of nearly $1 billion of utility investments in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, the adoption of utility energy efficiency goals and business plans, and the implementation of California’s Renewables Portfolio Standard.

Akshat Rathi

Senior Reporter for Climate, Bloomberg News

Akshat Rathi is a London-based reporter for Bloomberg News. He has a PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Oxford, and a BTech in chemical engineering from the Institute of Chemical Technology in Mumbai. He tells stories of the people and their ideas tackling the biggest problem facing humanity: climate change.

He has edited a book of essays from young climate leaders and he is currently working on a book about scaling up climate solutions. Previously, Akshat was a senior reporter at Quartz and a science editor at The Conversation. He has also worked for The Economist and the Royal Society of Chemistry. His writings have also been published in Nature, The Hindu, The Guardian, Ars Technica, and Chemistry World, among others.

Individual attention

Personalized feedback and career transition support, and one-on-one mentorship based on sector and interest.

Real-world assignments

Individual and team projects designed to apply learnings to your local context and create a climate work portfolio

Up-to-date material

Lifetime access to cutting-edge learning material, including the science, climate impacts, and market solutions,

Financial aid available

Merit- and need-based financial aid to accommodate your circumstance. Installment payment schedule available.

upcoming programs

Ready? Start by applying to these upcoming fellowships.

AUGUST 8TH | Climate Change: Learning for Action

Flagship: a complete landscape overview 12 weeks, 6-12 hours a week. Learn more.

SEPTEMBER 19TH | Climate Change for VCs

Develop investment theses and find co-investors 6 weeks, 5 hours a week. Learn more.

Free climate resources

Dip your toe into climate learning with free, short content.

The climate action blog

Climate change articles from real world changemakers: a global resource of climate career information.

The Climate Switch

Get two minutes of climate wisdom in your inbox. Sourced from our climate learning library and delivered in bite-sized chunks.

Kickstart your climate action journey

Join our community of professionals, experts, and educators working on climate change.

For Professionals: Climate Jobs

For Climate Employers: Hiring

SPOTLIGHT Climate Job Fairs

Learning Programs: Understand the Climate Landscape

About Us

Join Our Team

Get the Free App

Scan This Code

Go To the App Store