Property Intelligence Analyst — Flood RiskJune 5, 2026About Mitigrate Mitigrate is a VC-backed ClimateTech and InsurTech SaaS company that provides automated, data-driven analyses to guide preventive action against climate risks in the built environment. Their platform integrates geospatial data, machine learning, and optimisation algorithms to evaluate and prioritise risk reduction measures across individual properties and large real estate portfolios.Clients include insurance companies, banks, and municipalities across Europe. Mitigrate has been part of the Lloyd's Lab accelerator in London and has secured a Horizon EU project for insurance product innovation.Position overviewThe role sits at the intersection of property intelligence and climate science. The analyst will review building imagery, conduct structured field observations, and record physical property attributes against a detailed analytical framework. Data produced feeds directly into Mitigrate's proprietary flood risk platform, shaping vulnerability assessments and resilience recommendations delivered to insurers and property owners.Key responsibilitiesReview georeferenced street-level building imagery to identify and classify physical characteristics relevant to flood vulnerabilitySupport occasional fieldwork to verify and supplement remote observations for complex/ambiguous casesRecord observations accurately and consistently against a structured analytical frameworkFlag ambiguous cases for expert review with clear documentation of uncertaintyMaintain clean, auditable records of all annotated data within the internal platformContribute feedback to refine annotation guidelines as edge cases and new building typologies are encounteredQualificationsEssentialExceptional attention to detail and commitment to consistency over speedStrong observational skillsAbility to apply structured, evolving guidelines to real-world casesSelf-disciplined and reliable when working independentlyBased in Oslo and able to work on-siteDesirableBackground in geography, architecture, civil/structural engineering, urban planning, or environmental scienceFamiliarity with European urban building typologies or construction historyPrior experience in structured data collection, field surveys, research assistance, or image-based classificationCuriosity about climate risk, urban resilience, or data science applied to the built environmentBenefitsContribution to cutting-edge flood risk science with real commercial applicationsExposure to proprietary geospatial data pipelines and a modern ClimateTech platformExperience within a rigorous, research-led data process used in live productsCollaborative, international, mission-driven teamfrom diverse backgrounds.How to applySend your CV and a brief cover letter to jobs@mitigrate.comContact: contact@mitigrate.com | +47 475 13 322 | www.mitigrate.com Address: Gaustadalléen 21, 0349 Oslo, Norway
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