Environmental, Social and Governance Expert (ESG Expert) at Stellantis
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
About the Job
Stellantis is a place where boundaries are challenged every day and passionate people seek out the best solutions in an environment of constant change. The company looks for people who are agile, curious, inclusive and deliver as a way of life. At Stellantis, it is about leveraging the ideas, intellect, and innovative minds of others to provide great vehicles to our customers, as well as help shape the mobility landscape of the future. Come join our collaborative, resourceful and high performing Sustainable, ESG & Eco Design team!
This team works with internal & external stakeholders to guarantee Stellantis’ supply of raw materials at the best economic conditions under Social & Environmental responsibility (ESG), driving the transition to a Zero Carbon footprint.
The Sustainability team responsibilities include:
- Defining and leading the Raw Materials life cycle analysis strategy – in particular CNZ (Carbon Net Zero) in 2038
- Defining and leading the Global ESG strategy for all Raw Materials
This role is directly attached to the Global ESG leader, in close connection with the Business Development and Purchasing teams, the ESG leader will:
- Define Stellantis ESG strategies with internal relevant stakeholders (Business Development team, technical team, buyers, etc.)
- Manage internal and external reporting requirements to ensure it accurately reflects the business’ working practices, is in line with regulatory, and meets stakeholders expectations
- Implement a set of KPI (Key Performance Indicator) metrics to measure, monitor and report progress
- Communicate and present performance data across the organization and to Stellantis stakeholders, by commodity and region
- Actively promote and communicate ESG practices
- Engage the IT & Data management teams to define required processes to measure / drive ESG quotations
- Ensure the standards and policies outlined for suppliers, and the processes to ensure compliance, meet regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations, specifically, potential M&A’s (Mergers & Acquisitions)
- Represent the Company in working groups, communicating the ESG discipline, during international congresses / seminars
- Source ESG auditors to perform quotations and guarantee the quality of their deliverables by executing periodical on-site audits (both Supplier and/or potential future partner’s sites)
Technical Skills required for this role but not limited to:
- Knowledge of disclosure of mineral assets
- Ability to analyze and challenge reports by subcontractors or Raw Materials suppliers
- Ability to write accurate reports on data collection and analysis
Critical Skills required for this role but not limited to:
- Strong knowledge of sustainability and social value topics & risks (including safety codes, standards, and procedures)
- Strong knowledge of standards to assess sustainability in mining business