Would you like to be part of our dynamic, global, and growing team? South Pole is an energetic, global company offering comprehensive sustainability solutions and services. With offices spanning all six continents, we strive to create a sustainable society and economy that positively impacts our climate, ecosystems and communities. With our solutions we inspire and enable our customers to create value from sustainability-related activities.

As a member of our team, our mission becomes yours. Whatever the role, you'll play your part in helping to provide and promote sustainable solutions and services that benefit commerce and communities alike.

In 2006, five young social entrepreneurs got together and founded South Pole. From the beginning, diversity, partnership and entrepreneurship have been key values for the company – and these three values continue to drive the success of South Pole today.

As graduates of the prestigious Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), each one of the five founders had a unique perspective on ways to confront climate change; from promoting renewable energy, and protecting forests, land and water, to market-driven initiatives for companies and investors.

After successfully founding the non-profit 'myclimate' they decided to position climate change as a business opportunity for visionary companies, and South Pole was born.

Drawing their motivation from the belief in a sustainable world, the founders built a fast-growing enterprise with a truly global reach. Our employees, heralding from over 30 different nationalities, have interdisciplinary backgrounds, as well as degrees from top universities and experience in both the public and private sectors.

Together with our clients we have so far achieved the following results:

• Positively affected 20 million people around the globe (around the total population of Sri Lanka)
• Saved over 170 million tonnes of CO2 (around the annual GHG emissions of the US State of New York)
• Developed over 700 projects in renewables, forestry, agriculture, industry, households and public institutions
• Screened the climate footprint of over US$ 2 trillion of investments (in economic terms around double the nominal GDP of Indonesia)
• Mobilised over US$ 15 billion clean energy investments (around the annual budget of the country of Uruguay)
• Enabled the production of more than 140,000 GWh of renewable energy (almost half of the national annual electricity consumption of the UK)
• Protected or restored over 55,000 km2 of land (around the total area of the African country of Togo)
• Helped create nearly 100,000 jobs in developing countries (around the total number of employees of The Coca-Cola Company)