The Global Warming Mitigation Project (GWMP) invites passionate students and recent graduates from around the world to apply for the Constellations Fellowship, a premier professional development program designed to cultivate the next generation of climate leaders. With a fully remote structure and access to a global network of mission-driven organizations, this opportunity is ideal for early-career individuals eager to make a real impact in the climate space.
The Fall 2025 cohort of the Constellations Fellowship will run for 12 to 14 weeks. Fellows will be placed with one of several partner organizations working at the forefront of climate innovation. These remote roles offer hands-on experience, mentorship, and the chance to contribute to meaningful climate solutions—no matter where applicants are located.
What Is the Constellations Fellowship?
The Constellations Fellowship is a fully remote, entry-level professional opportunity that connects early-career professionals with climate organizations around the world. Hosted by the Global Warming Mitigation Project, this initiative offers practical work experience in critical areas such as communications, AI, business development, software development, and environmental storytelling.
Fellows join a supportive cohort and receive mentorship while contributing to real-world projects. Organizations involved range from non-profits and tech startups to sustainable energy companies and conservation initiatives.
Eligibility Requirements
To apply for the Fall 2025 Constellations Fellowship, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Be a current student or recent graduate (within the past 3 years).
- Be 18 years or older.
- Be fluent in English (written and spoken).
- Be legally permitted to work in their home country.
- Have reliable internet access and the ability to commit to a fully remote role.
- Must not reside in countries currently under international sanctions.
No prior professional experience is required—just a strong work ethic, dedication to climate action, and a willingness to learn.
Key Dates
- Applications Open: Now
- Fellowship Term: 12–14 weeks beginning in Fall 2025
- Location: 100% remote
- Stipends and compensation: Varies by role and organization; some placements may be unpaid while offering robust mentorship and training opportunities.
Featured Fellowship Opportunities – Fall 2025
Here are selected fellowship roles for the upcoming cycle. Each position has its own unique focus and requirements. Applicants are encouraged to review all position descriptions before applying.
1. AI Automation Architect Fellow
Host Organization: SOLshare
Role Focus: Automation, AI integration, and energy technology
Key Requirements: Background in computer science, software development, or AI preferred; interest in energy access solutions.
2. Advisory Portal Development Fellow
Host Organization: Kelp Blue
Role Focus: Web development and user interface design
Key Requirements: Experience with frontend or full-stack development; passion for ocean conservation and carbon sequestration.
3. Backend Web Fellow
Host Organization: Gham Power Nepal
Role Focus: Backend systems for energy solutions
Key Requirements: Proficiency in backend development (Python, Node.js, etc.); interest in solar power and rural electrification.
4. Business Development Fellow – Fundraising Focus
Host Organizations: Auto-Truck East Africa Limited & Symbrosia
Role Focus: Grant writing, fundraising strategy, and partnership development
Key Requirements: Strong written communication skills; interest in business strategy and climate tech fundraising.
5. Communications & Social Media Fellow
Host Organization: Trillion Trees
Role Focus: Climate communication, digital engagement, and content strategy
Key Requirements: Experience in social media management and content creation; knowledge of biodiversity and conservation issues is a plus.
6. Content Creator – Graphics
Host Organization: Educated Choices Program
Role Focus: Visual storytelling, digital education tools
Key Requirements: Proficiency in graphic design software (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite or Canva); passion for sustainability education.
7. AI Storytelling for Ecological Outcomes Fellow
Host Organization: Regen Network
Role Focus: AI-driven narrative development for environmental impact
Key Requirements: Creativity, interest in ecological restoration, and some familiarity with AI tools for storytelling.
8. Automation Specialist Fellow
Host Organization: Climatize
Role Focus: Systems automation for climate finance platforms
Key Requirements: Technical background in automation tools; understanding of climate finance and user operations.
9. Business Development Associate
Host Organization: BIOSORRA
Role Focus: Market research, partnership outreach, and strategic development
Key Requirements: Business acumen, analytical skills, and strong communication abilities; interest in biochar and regenerative agriculture.
10. Community Engagement & User Insights Fellow
Host Organization: Regen Network
Role Focus: User research, survey design, and stakeholder engagement
Key Requirements: Background in UX research, communications, or community outreach.
11. Content Creator – Writing
Host Organization: Educated Choices Program
Role Focus: Climate-focused articles, blog posts, and educational material
Key Requirements: Strong writing skills, ability to distill complex topics for general audiences, and passion for climate education.
Why Apply?
Fellows are not just interns—they are collaborators. Participants will:
- Build a professional portfolio with real-world projects
- Receive mentorship from experienced climate professionals
- Access career workshops, networking sessions, and peer support
- Join a global community of emerging leaders in climate action
This program is ideal for anyone looking to launch a meaningful career in sustainability, climate tech, environmental advocacy, or science communication.
How to Apply
Interested applicants should:
- Review the available roles in detail.
- Select up to three positions to apply for.
- Submit a single application through the official Constellations Fellowship platform.
Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so early submission is encouraged.
About the Organizer
The Global Warming Mitigation Project (GWMP) is a nonprofit dedicated to accelerating climate solutions. Through initiatives like the Keeling Curve Prize and the Constellations Fellowship, GWMP uplifts innovators and organizations tackling the world’s most urgent environmental challenges.
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