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Student Intern - Energy Policy and Alternative Fuels

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Description

We are seeking a student intern to join our team, focusing on energy policy and alternative fuels.

Job Overview As a student intern, you will play a crucial role in monitoring and analysing global legislative processes related to energy policy and alternative fuels. Your responsibilities will include:

  • Monitoring and analysis of worldwide legislative processes in the area of energy policy and alternative fuels
  • Analysis of regulatory impacts on our organisation
  • Support in creating position papers and presentations
  • Assistance in gathering information on legal developments

Requirements To be considered for this role, you should:

  • Be a registered student in a relevant field such as politics, economics, natural sciences, engineering, or law
  • Have proficient skills in MS Office applications
  • Show interest in new technologies
  • Be able to work independently

What We Offer In return, we offer:

  • Healthy and fair working conditions (member of Fair Company)
  • Attractive compensation
  • Flexible working hours and overtime compensation
  • On-site restaurant
  • Occupational medical care provided by our in-house company doctor

We value diversity and inclusion, promoting a culture of respect and appreciation.

Skills

Required

  • MS Office
  • energy policy
  • alternative fuels
  • regulatory analysis

Nice to have

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