Field Technician - UNDO Carbon Canada

UNDO is tackling the greatest challenge of our time: climate change. We are a fast-growing for-profit business that is already one of the biggest carbon removal companies in the world. But this is only the start - we have ambitious plans aligned with great funding, excellent people and an inclusive team.

In 2025 UNDO was named one of four global winners of the $100M XPRIZE Carbon Removal competition, giving further recognition and credibility to enhanced rock weathering (ERW) as a carbon removal pathway, and UNDO as a scientific world leader in this field.

In addition to our successful ERW operations, we’re now leveraging our expertise and underlying technology to deliver the UNDO Platform; the digital, financial, and scientific infrastructure that enables project developers around the globe to run scalable, bankable, and verifiable ERW carbon removal projects, generating billions of tonnes of verified CDR.

Role overview

This role is vital to delivering our strategic objectives and continuing to lead the way in enhanced rock weathering. You’ll support soil sampling and pore water sampling and manage our collections from our research sites.

This role will be paid at an hourly rate for the duration of April and May. The hours are expected to be mostly Mon-Fri but depending on workload, there may be some need for weekend working - we’ll ask for preferences at the interview.

Where you’ll spend your time

The role involves significant physical activity including manual handling as well as working outdoors on research sites in all weathers.

• Collecting soil and pore water samples from across our research sites and preparing them for analysis

• Recording, archiving, and managing soil sample collections for analysis

• Fieldwork including GPS soil sampling

We’d love to see from you

We are looking for someone with a passion for climate change who is keen to use their skills to make a real-world impact. The ideal candidate will have an energetic, dedicated work ethic, be methodical and organised and have a willingness to learn, as well as a comfort with physical labour and travelling in their own vehicle.

Essential:

• Valid driver’s licence, reliable transportation and willingness to travel

• Ability to operate independently, as well as work effectively in a diverse team

Working environment

This role will be spent mostly at our field sites in Eastern Ontario (~2hr radius from Kingston). We do cover mileage for any business-required travel.

What you'll get when you join us

• The opportunity to pioneer carbon removal, impacting the planet for the better

• A truly committed and collaborative team of passionate field and lab techs, and operational specialists

Ontario has a significant land mass governed by treaty-based agreements with First Nations people. As part of our long-term operations in Canada, UNDO is committed to developing relationships, having open consultation and providing equitable access to opportunities that result from our work. We are very mindful of the physically and spiritually dependent tie that First Nations people have to the land and respect their stewardship.

We're an equal opportunity employer. We are looking for the best candidate based on the value they can add. Our culture is hugely important to us and we welcome applicants of all race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. We encourage all candidates who believe they have the required skills and experience for any of our roles to apply. We also welcome applications from candidates who have a keen interest and passion for fighting climate change.