We’re always on the lookout for talented and passionate individuals to join us. If you’re looking to create positive change, we’d like to hear from you. Feel free to apply for any open positions or email us your CV at hello@speakslouder.org for future recruitment.
WHAT WE CAN OFFER
Passion and ambition
The opportunity to work as part of a highly dynamic, international group of individuals who combine their passion to make a difference with ambition and a rigorous and results-oriented approach to work.
Growth
A significant opportunity to shape and grow a dynamic new international organisation, with existing connections to global philanthropy.
Flexibility and diversity
A flexible, family friendly work environment and the space to shape and continuously develop your role.
Competitive remuneration
Competitive remuneration (relevant to location).
OPEN POSITIONS
Strategic Communications Associate – Remote/Work from Home
Location: Flexibly remote, Australian time zone.
Hours: Full-time
Contract: A fixed term employment contract for 12 months, with possible renewal after one year.
Pay: $100,000 AUD + super
About us
Action Speaks Louder (ASL) is a not-for-profit galvanising people around the world to hold major corporations to account for their climate promises. We focus on pressuring corporations to walk the talk on climate to help deliver international climate goals. If we can pressure large consumer-facing, brand-sensitive corporations to live up to their climate commitments, it will transform the landscape – dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions, boosting renewable energy procurement, and creating the political space for governments to increase ambition.
Action Speaks Louder has built a diverse team of campaigners across multiple countries and has a strong track record of delivering outcomes for multinational companies. We are committed to offering equal opportunities in a diverse, flexible, family-friendly, supportive working environment.
The role
We are looking for a strategic communications associate, to provide strategic communications capacity to a wide network of partners, enabling them to run impactful communications campaigns which create more political space for action to phase out fossil fuels, build support for renewable energy and ensure that justice and equity are at the heart of the energy transition.
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and highly driven communications professional with the ambition to make a difference and play an active role in helping speed up the low carbon transition internationally.
The job holder will be a driven and growth-oriented candidate, who enjoys running with projects, from strategy and idea development. In other words, you will have ownership of your tasks and the opportunity to take initiative, working closely with a supportive team to bring ideas and projects to life, so it is vital that you enjoy taking charge and move forward on your own initiative. You thrive in an environment where you have a large amount of both autonomy and initiative, while possessing a strong team-player mindset.
This person will report to the Australia Strategic Communications Lead.
Who we’re looking for
We are looking for someone who:
- A passion for solving the climate crisis, and placing justice at the heart of this
- Proven experience of either journalistic, communications or campaigning experience
- Proven skills to produce engaging and impactful written materials
- A quick and curious learner who asks critical questions
- A strategic thinker with proven ability to develop and implement robust communications plans
- Excellent networking and interpersonal skills
- Good knowledge of the Australian political landscape
- An independent self-starter able to work on their own and as part of a remote team
- The disposition to work generously with colleagues in a high-trust global community of peers
- The versatile and adaptable skills necessary to flourish in a fast-paced and wide-ranging work environment and to work remotely using phone/video conferencing across multiple time zones.
- A commitment to an inclusive and empowering approach to facing climate change
Key responsibilities
- Contributing to the development and implementation of an Australian communications strategy that identifies gaps in public discourse and helps accelerate the transition towards renewable energy and away from fossil fuels.
- Providing dedicated support to key voices to help elevate their profile in the media and on digital channels.
- Tracking industry, political, public and media conversations around decarbonisation initiatives and policies in Australia, and strategising ways to influence these debates.
- Working with network colleagues around the world on global campaigns.
- Identifying opportunities for mainstream media interventions and digital campaigns that stress the urgency of Australian decarbonisation, empowering bodies, people and companies to take action.
- Crafting audience-specific messaging to support both short-term and long-term campaign goals, ensuring consistency across all communication channels and platforms;
- Using and learning digital skills to communicate our messages cleverly over social media and some management of existing accounts.
- Monitoring impact and outcomes, keeping track of media mentions and contributing to drawing conclusions and recommendations to constantly improve our activities;
What we can offer you
- A remote-first, dynamic, supportive, and mission-driven team with global reach and a strong track record of campaign success
- Flexible working arrangements.
- Competitive pay, benchmarked to location and experience.
How to Apply
If this sparks your interest, email Kate Sullivan - hello@speakslouder.org with the subject heading ASL , Strategic Communications Associate Application.
Please submit the following documents as separate PDFs by 3:00 PM AEDT, 11th Oct 2026.
- Your CV - no more than two pages
- A cover letter addressing the selection criteria - no more than two pages
Applications will be reviewed and interviews held on a rolling basis, the position will be kept open until the role is filled.
We are committed to diversity and inclusion in our organisation. We strongly encourage candidates from historically disadvantaged or marginalised groups to apply.
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. All applications will be treated confidentially.
[KPOP4PLANET] South Korea Campaigner
Location: South Korea | Work Arrangement: Remote | Employment Type: Full-time
About KPOP4PLANET
KPOP4PLANET is a young and fast-growing global platform that mobilizes K-pop fans to take action against the climate crisis. Through a variety of digital and offline campaigns, we strive to hold companies and governments accountable for their climate commitments and drive meaningful policy changes.KPOP4PLANET is a project under Action Speaks Louder Ltd, a non-profit organization registered in Australia.
Awards : First Korean selected for National Geographic N33 (2026), The Independent's Climate 100 (2024), Winner, Youth Category, 14th Climate Change Grand Leaders Awards (2024), BBC 100 Women (2023)
Website: Official Website (Korean)
Main Social Media: Instagram (Global Account) / X (Korea Account)
About the Role
We are looking for a campaigner to plan and deliver campaigns that respond to the climate crisis together with K-POP fans around the world. This role includes introducing KPOP4PLANET's campaigns to the public and working with our global team and external partners. It also involves presenting campaigns to the press and to online (new) media.
Key Responsibilities
- Communicate with K-POP fans in Korea and around the world and help them take an active part in campaigns.
- Contribute to planning and executing climate campaigns with K-pop fans as the primary audience
- Understand KPOP4PLANET's campaigns and produce content in various formats (text, image, video, etc.) that communicates them effectively to Korean and global audiences.
- Becoming one of the contact points for traditional and online media and acting as a spokesperson when needed
- Outreach to partners and collaborators for campaign development
- Contribute to a healthy culture that supports all of our team to deliver their best work
Working Conditions
- Start date: October 12, 2026 (negotiable)
- Full-time remote work
- Renewal to be negotiated after a three-month probation period
- The Consultancy contract is made with Action Speaks Louder Ltd in Australia, and the salary is paid in USD (US dollars).
Applicant Requirements
Anyone with passion may apply, regardless of educational background or age.
Essential requirements:
- A genuine love for K-pop and passion for taking climate action with K-pop fan
- Comfortable in a fast-moving digital environment and skilled at using social media platforms such as X (Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok
- Proactive, creative, and has a working style that creates impact
- Comfortable appearing in videos or content to introduce campaigns when needed
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills
- Able to work remotely with reliable internet and a work laptop, and to collaborate actively through video calls
- Able to read, write, and speak English at a basic level (for communication with the global team and fans)
- Respects diversity and is willing to share their skills and knowledge with teammates
- Positive, highly empathetic, and able to adapt well to a youth-centered team environment
Preferred:
- Experience in related fields such as non-profit campaigning, community organizing, communications and PR, or media
- Fluent in both Korean and English
- Familiar with design tools (Canva) or video editing (CapCut)
- Basic understanding of environmental and climate issues
Work Environment and Support
- Fully remote work - escape the rush-hour commute!
- Depending on your ability and drive, global work experience - the chance to communicate with teammates in English and build experience in a campaign for a larger global market.
- High autonomy and decision-making authority in your work - rather than simply carrying out a top-down strategy, you have the freedom to find and try out opportunities that appeal to your peers.
- The chance to take part in innovative campaigns and to feel the reward of making real change in climate action
- A range of training support for work and career growth - we invest actively so that you can build the skills and experience the role requires.
How to Apply
Please send your resume and a short cover letter of no more than two pages by email to recruitment@kpop4planet.com. Please use [KPOP4PLANET Korea campaigner Application] as the email subject line. The application deadline is September 18, 2026.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted individually, and all applications are handled securely to protect personal information.
Additional Information
Non-Korean nationals residing in Korea who are fluent in Korean may also apply, but we do not provide business visas or work permits.
Fully remote work is the default, but offline activities in Korea or abroad may be required when necessary.
S.Korea Program Coordinator
Location: South Korea preferred (remote)
Hours: Full-time
Contract: 12 months, with potential extension subject to funding.
About us
Action Speaks Louder (ASL) is a nonprofit that mobilizes people around the world to hold major corporations accountable for their climate commitments. We focus on consumer-facing companies whose brands and reputations give the public a means to influence their decisions. By pressing these companies to follow through on their promises, we aim to cut emissions, increase demand for renewable energy, and give governments greater scope to pursue stronger climate policies.
Our team brings together campaigners from several countries, with a strong record of corporate campaigning. We offer equal opportunities and a flexible, supportive, and family-friendly working environment.
The role
Steel production accounts for a significant share of South Korea's greenhouse gas emissions. Decisions made over the next five years will shape how quickly the industry can reduce those emissions and how workers and communities experience the transition. International requirements and expectations are becoming more demanding, from the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism to climate targets and green steel purchasing commitments. Korea's major steelmakers need to move faster to keep pace.
Alongside the development of hydrogen-based steelmaking, there is work to be done now: improving the supply of high-quality scrap, expanding electric arc furnace capacity, and securing renewable electricity. This requires practical cooperation across industries, as well as changes in policy and purchasing decisions.
We are looking for a campaigner to lead two connected areas of work in Korea. The first is a pilot to recycle steel from end-of-life vehicles into automotive sheet steel, working with dismantlers, scrap processors, automakers, and steelmakers. The second is to bring together unions, residents, civil society, local government, and researchers in regions where blast furnaces are concentrated, helping them agree on transition pathways and connect that work to local renewable energy projects.
Together, these efforts support ASL's goal of putting Korean steelmakers on a pathway aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative's (SBTi) 1.5°C framework by 2030. The role will also support efforts to increase the share of renewable energy in major steelmakers' electricity supply to 10%.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and run the vehicle-to-steel recycling pilot. Build partnerships with dismantlers, scrap processors, automakers, and major steelmakers. Work with them to design and deliver a pilot that recycles steel from end-of-life vehicles into automotive sheet steel. Use the findings to make the case for changes in Korean policy and market practice.
- Establish and coordinate the Local Solution Taskforce. Bring together labor, residents, civil society, local governments, and academia in regions with a high concentration of blast furnaces. Use jobs modeling research, just transition reports, and policy briefs to help participants agree on workable transition pathways and connect those pathways to locally driven renewable energy projects.
- Track developments and help shape ASL's response. Follow major steelmakers' and the government's plans, policies, and positions on green steel and the climate transition. Assess what these mean for ASL's work, identify where and when to intervene, and use that analysis to inform campaign strategy and public communications.
- Plan and carry out other activities needed to advance steelmakers' transition to green steel.
Required qualifications
We are looking for someone who:
- Takes the climate crisis, environmental justice, and a just transition seriously; shares ASL's mission and values; and is prepared to work patiently and persistently for change.
- Has planned and carried out campaigns or advocacy in Korea and can give specific examples of the policy or social changes that work helped achieve.
- Understands how power is exercised, including how corporations, industry associations, and government seek to influence decisions. Can read Korea's political and policy environment, understand how companies make decisions, and identify opportunities to advance industrial transition.
- Has experience building and sustaining relationships and coalitions across academia, local government, community organizations, trade unions, and civil society, or can demonstrate the potential to do so.
- Can explain technical and industry issues, such as steelmaking processes, automotive supply chains, and emissions data, clearly and persuasively to the public and policymakers.
- Can remain focused, organize their work, and exercise sound strategic judgment as campaign circumstances change.
- Is fluent in Korean and can work confidently with international colleagues in English, including drafting documents and participating in meetings.
Preferred qualifications
The following would be an advantage, but are not required:
- Campaigning or research experience in steel decarbonization, industrial policy, climate and energy policy, or a just transition
- Familiarity with Korea's automotive industry and supply chains, particularly automotive materials, steel sheet applications, and OEM procurement structures
- Experience in ELV dismantling, the scrap industry, or the circular economy
- Experience in union or community organizing, or working in steel-producing regions
- Understanding of renewable energy procurement (PPAs, RE100, etc.) and industrial electricity policy
- Experience engaging the National Assembly, government ministries, or local governments on policy
- Experience designing and running events such as roundtables, forums, and community dialogues
What we can offer you
- The opportunity to help shape an international campaign focused on reducing industrial emissions.
- A remote-first team with international reach, a strong record of campaign success, and colleagues who support one another.
- Flexible working arrangements.
- Competitive pay, benchmarked to location and experience.
How to Apply
If this sparks your interest, email Kate Sullivan - kate@speakslouder.org with the subject heading SK Program Coordinator Application.
Please submit the following documents in Korean and English as separate PDFs
- Your CV - no more than two pages
- A cover letter addressing the selection criteria - no more than two pages
Applications will be reviewed and interviews held on a rolling basis, the position will be kept open until the role is filled.
We are committed to diversity and inclusion in our organization. We strongly encourage candidates from historically disadvantaged or marginalized groups to apply.
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. All applications will be treated confidentially.