Gas Asset Risk Analyst
As a gas asset risk analyst, you translate technical, operational, and societal developments into clear risk insights and concrete advice for management.
Jobs in the Netherlands, in English.
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Research how spatial developments and the energy system can align more intelligently and contribute to the energy planning of the future.
• You work on a topical issue with societal impact.
• You get plenty of room for independent research and your own ideas.
• You discover how energy, spatial planning, and administrative choices converge.
The energy transition requires smart choices in the layout of the Netherlands. During this graduation internship, you will research how spatial developments can better align with the possibilities of the energy system. You will contribute to the further development of energy planning within Stedin and translate your insights into practical tools for the organization.
• You start the day by analyzing spatial and energetic issues.
• You speak with colleagues from different disciplines to gather insights.
• You delve into trends, policy, and developments within the energy transition.
• You process research results and translate them into concrete recommendations.
• You share your findings with your supervisor and colleagues during meetings.
• An internship allowance of €675 per month based on 40 hours per week.
• Top guidance from professionals working on the energy transition.
• A World Class Workplace where your development is central.
• Hybrid working with room for flexibility.
Moving forward with energy in the Energy System Transition Managers team
You will join the Energy System Transition Managers (TME) team. This team works on strategic issues surrounding the energy transition, spatial development, and the energy system of the future. The atmosphere is open, driven by content, and collaborative. You will work together with colleagues within and outside the team and get the chance to contribute directly to current societal challenges.
You are curious about the relationship between energy, space, and societal transitions. You can conduct independent research, distinguish between main and secondary issues, and translate complex information into clear insights. Additionally, you enjoy collaborating with various stakeholders and take the initiative to advance ideas and solutions.
• You are pursuing a university master's degree, preferably in Planning or a similar field of study.
• You have strong analytical abilities and experience with research.
• You are communicatively skilled and can translate research results into concrete recommendations.
We look forward to meeting you.
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