Policy Manager - South East Asia

The rules that will set the revenue ceiling for rice methane credits over the next decade are being written now. Article 6 authorization frameworks across South East Asia, CORSIA's eligible-unit requirements, Singapore's international carbon credit framework under its carbon tax, and Japan's JCM and GX-ETS are all moving at once. Whoever secures credible, authorised pathways early will define the market for everyone else.

Mitti needs clear, tangible entry proof-points in these compliance markets. The single most important lever is a Letter of Authorization (LoA) from host-country governments for our Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) projects, backed by a clear route to buyers in Singapore, Japan and international aviation.

The Head of Policy, South East Asia is the person who makes that happen. This is not a traditional communications or government affairs role. It is a technical–political–commercial role. You need carbon market literacy to understand the sticking points in AWD and rice methane methodologies, policy fluency to navigate a dozen fast-moving regulatory regimes, the relationships and cultural range to sit in any room from a ministry in Jakarta to a buyer in Singapore, and the commercial instinct to turn all of it into Mitti's expansion strategy.

This means prioritizing across multiple countries and regimes, knowing when to lean on internal teams versus external advisors, and not stopping until real outcomes are achieved: an authorization gra