Greenpeace International employs more than 150 staff, from all corners of the globe, all dedicated to meeting the professional standards expected of the world's leading campaigning organisation for the environment. From our Amsterdam office we lead global campaigns and provide strategic support to our national and regional offices, funded by millions of members worldwide.
We are therefore looking for dynamic team players who want to make a
difference. We welcome aboard the people who run our well-known
campaigns, actions and ship unit staff, as well researchers,
fundraisers, press officers, political, legal and human resources
advisors, finance specialists and many more.
Please note: we only accept applications to the advertised positions.
Current Jobs
Greenpeace International (GPI) uses three vessels: The Rainbow Warrior, The Arctic Sunrise, and The Esperanza.
GPI operates these ships, and employs the ships' crew.
GPI is always looking for experienced sea going crew members, that hold the appropriate, current STCW95 licenses.
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Greenpeace International (GPI)uses three vessels: The Rainbow Warrior, The Arctic Sunrise, and The Esperanza.
GPI operates these ships, and employs the ships' crew.
GPI is always looking for experienced sea going crew members, that hold the appropriate, current STCW95 licenses.
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Greenpeace International (GPI) uses three vessels: The Rainbow Warrior, The Arctic Sunrise, and The Esperanza.
GPI operates these ships, and employs the ships' crew.
GPI is always looking for experienced sea going crew members, that hold the appropriate, current STCW95 licenses.
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Greenpeace International (GPI) uses three vessels: The Rainbow Warrior, The Arctic Sunrise, and The Esperanza.
GPI operates these ships, and employs the ships' crew.
GPI is always looking for experienced sea going crew members, that hold the appropriate, current STCW95 licenses.
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Research internships are full-time positions (40 hours per week) for a fixed term of 6 month and include early morning, late night and weekend shifts. Remuneration is via a modest monthly honorarium (€ 800). Monitor, capture, filter and organize media information and market intelligence into databases for briefs and reports to ensure strategic information is available for Greenpeace’s campaigns and projects. This role is very detail orientated, involves multiple concurrent daily deadlines and administrative tasks within the research unit.
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The Greenpeace forest campaign is looking for a Campaign Assistant to assist us with protecting the world's forests. Our campaign is at the forefront of global efforts to prevent deforestation and its negative impacts on the climate, biodiversity and forest peoples. Working with an experienced team of international campaigners, you're role will be to provide administrative and organisational assistance to the forest campaign in order to enable the effective functioning of the campaign team, and to act as central communication point for the campaign. This is a challenging and rewarding position for someone who cares about the world's forests, has a good attention to detail, and likes working with people.
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Greenpeace is looking for a Communication Project Manager to create and deliver world changing communications for our climate campaign. If you can demonstrate a potent imagination, an analytical mind, an ability to execute work effectively, quickly and under pressure and to learn from the results we'd like to talk to you.
We'd like you to be comfortable working with our multi-talented team to turn your ideas into anything from a press release to a rock concert, a website or a ship tour. Most of all we want you to turn messages into change.
As an international organisation that works around the world we like our staff to speak more than one language. Climate change is a pressing problem, so we like to hire people with experience and a track record of getting things done.
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Greenpeace international is currently looking for a Systems and Network Engineer to enforce its IT Unit.
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For over thirty five years, Greenpeace has been a leading purveyor of inconvenient truths, not just pointing to the problems but highlighting the solutions.
The communication world has changed beyond all recognition since Greenpeace first distributed images from its ships at the frontiers. It has shrunk into a global media village and expanded into an infinite on line social universe.
We are currently looking for a Communications Director to lead the Communications team and promote our Organisational Communications Strategy from our Amsterdam office.
The successful candidate will have the opportunity of becoming a key-contributor to the continued Greenpeace success. Unrivalled experience in a unique and highly visible world-renowned organisation and senior contacts at international level are non-quantifiable perks to supplement the employment package.
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