Junior Dodgy Deal Campaigner
Investigate and campaign on the climate, nature and human-rights impacts of bank finance in the steel sector as part of BankTrack’s Banks and Steel team.
Why we picked it
This entry-level role gives an analytically minded campaigner a direct route into climate finance, corporate accountability and public-interest research. It combines investigation, data work, communications and coalition support in a fully remote team.
Best for Early-career campaigners, investigative researchers, journalists or corporate-accountability practitioners with interest in banking, steel, climate and human-rights impacts.
What you'll do
Map bank financing, investigate climate and community impacts of steel projects, produce profiles and advocacy materials, engage banks and stakeholders, and support accountability strategies with civil-society partners.
Who they want
The notice seeks relevant experience or education in campaigning, investigative journalism, human-rights law or corporate accountability; ability to learn business-and-human-rights frameworks and the steel sector; strong English communication; analytical skills; and comfort with data, initiative and collaboration.
Before you apply
The job is fully remote within the UK or EU, with travel to the Netherlands at least twice a year. It is 32 hours per week for an initial 12-month contract, with gross pay of EUR 2,783–2,839 per month based on 32 hours, plus an 8% annual holiday allowance and pension benefits where applicable. Deadline: 25 October 2026; closing time is not stated.
Published 14 Oct 2026.