Category: Internship (6 months)Starting date: Immediate Location: Bangalore About Equilibrium: Equilibrium is a full-stack carbon removal developer building one of the largest high-integrity carbon portfolios from the Global South, with a ~20 Mt CO₂ removal pipeline. We develop bankable, high-impact projects by integrating advanced climate science, an in-house digital MRV platform, and creative blended finance. Our portfolio spans across nature-based and engineered removal: on nature-based, we have large-scale agroforestry, regenerative agriculture, and mangrove restoration initiatives; on engineered removal, we are building India's leading biochar platform with large-scale commercial operations. Collectively, our projects span 120,000+ hectares and will support over 150,000 smallholder farmers and coastal communities. Our work is backed by a $3 M institutional seed round from Peak XV (formerly Sequoia) and Avaana Capital, and driven by a 90 + member team with deep expertise in climate science, carbon markets, and project operations. Key Responsibilities:



We are looking for a GIS Intern to support our geospatial data, mapping, remote sensing, and data-quality workflows across Equilibrium's carbon removal projects. Process, clean, validate, and analyze geospatial datasets using QGIS, Arc GIS, and/or Google Earth Engine. Perform spatial analysis including overlays, spatial joins, buffers, and raster/vector processing. Support satellite imagery and remote sensing analysis. Use Python and Excel for data cleaning, analysis, automation, and GIS-ready outputs. Prepare maps, spatial outputs, reports, and technical documentation while maintaining strong QA/QC standards. Ideal Candidate Profile: Pursuing or recently completed a degree in GIS, Geography, Geoinformatics, Remote Sensing, Environmental Science, or a related field. Hands-on experience with QGIS and/or Arc GIS through academic projects, internships, or personal projects. Basic understanding of coordinate systems,

📌 Gis Intern (Bengaluru)
🏢 Equilibrium
📍 Bengaluru