Tabatha Rossignol

Growing up near the Alps I fostered a strong appreciation for nature and a commitment to environmental preservation, particularly in the context of accelerating global environmental change. This early perspective inspired my passion for innovation in the built environment and sustainable resource management, ultimately leading me to pursue academic studies in Environmental Sciences. Throughout my education, I have studied in highly demanding academic environments that strengthened my work ethic, attention to detail, and ability to consistently deliver high-quality work across diverse projects.

Research Consultant at CLARITY Project (2026-05 – 2026-08)

Partnered with the CLARITY Project through my MSc dissertation to assess urban climate adaptation interventions for outdoor heat resilience. Translated research findings into actionable recommendations for stakeholders. Collected and analysed field data to generate evidence-based insights, evaluating intervention feasibility, acceptance and scalability.

Carbon & Biodiversity Finance Intern at Panthera (2025-06 – 2025-09)

• Developed biodiversity monitoring roadmaps and baseline scenarios for sustainable outcomes and finance initiatives.
• Analysed real ecological field data (R, QGIS) to report results on ecosystem health and support carbon removal projects.
• Designed biodiversity MRV frameworks complying to recent biodiversity credit methodologies (Verra VM0042, CRCF).
• Monitoring and optimizing the allocation of donor funding.

Student Associate Consultant at 180 Degrees Consulting Imperial (2024 – 2025)

• Supported a local restaurant business in developing a decarbonisation strategy
• Asessed key polluting sources across energy, supply chain and operations and quantified emissions.
• Developed actionable reduction recommendations with financial considerations and presented findings to the client.

Social Media at Leverhulme - Centre for Wildfires, Environment and Society (2024 – Present)

Supporting science communication by creating and sharing accessible content to engage diverse audiences, while staying up to date with the Centre's latest research and initiatives to effectively inform its community.

Sustainability Intern at The Greener Good (2024-08 – 2024-09)

Contributed to sustainability research projects, including raw materials sourcing, packaging impacts, and end-of-life considerations. Conducted lifecycle and supply chain analysis across production and recycling stages, delivering data-driven sustainability recommendations.

Youth Council Member at UN Association Climate and Oceans (2024-01 – 2025-03)

Co-chaired a large-scale international Youth Summit on Climate and Sustainability, bringing together 400+ attendees, researchers, and policymakers to support the development of actionable COP29-aligned outcomes. Managed programme design, speaker coordination, and stakeholder engagement, including high-profile climate experts, to facilitate evidence-based discussions on climate and ocean governance.

Ecology and Environmental Biology Class Representative at Imperial College London (2023 – 2024)

I met regularly with academic staff to present and discuss student feedback, helping to identify and implement improvements. This experience taught me to listen actively, manage responsibilities effectively, and contribute to shared goals.

Environmental Delegate, Class of 2022 at Institution des Chartreux (2021 – 2022)

Represented sustainability interests within the cohort by introducing classroom recycling bins, organising a clothing donation for charity, and advocating for more frequent and improved vegetarian options in the school canteen.

MSc in Environmental Engineering – Imperial College London (2025 – 2026)

Online Course in The Finance of Climate Change – EDHEC Business School (2026-01 – 2026-01)

BSc in Environmental Biology – Imperial College London (2022 – 2025)

French Baccalaureate in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics – Institution des Chartreux (2020 – 2022)