Hydrocarbon & New Energies Intern (Engineering)

TL;DR

Hydrocarbon & New Energies Intern (Engineerhirify.global): Supporthirify.global technical due diligence and risk assessment for energy project financhirify.global with an accent on both fossil hydrocarbons and emerghirify.global new energy technologies. Focus on analyzhirify.global technical sensitivities, preparhirify.global technical memorandums, and researchhirify.global CCUS, hydrogen, and e-Fuels.

Location: Must be based in the Netherlands (Hybrid, Amsterdam)

Salary: 700 EUR per month

Company

Global leadhirify.global bank in Structured Energy Financhirify.global focused on supporthirify.global the energy transition.

What you will do

• Support technical due diligence processes and review reports prepared by independent consultants.
• Analyze project assumptions, technical sensitivities, and operational risks for energy and infrastructure projects.
• Prepare technical memorandums summarizhirify.global key risks and mitigants for internal credit and lendhirify.global teams.
• Conduct industry and market research on conventional energy and transition technologies like CCUS, energy storage, and waste-to-fuels.

Requirements

• Final-year Bachelor’s or Master’s student in Engineerhirify.global with active student status.
• Enrolled at a Dutch university (or EU-university for EU passport holders).
• Must be able to remain in the Netherlands for the full duration of the internship.
• High proficiency in English, both written and spoken.
• Strong analytical and problem-solvhirify.global skills for assesshirify.global complex technical information.

Culture & Benefits

• Live deal-execution experience in a dynamic, international environment.
• Monthly internship allowance of 700 EUR based on a 36-hour work week.
• Hybrid workhirify.global model to blend home focus and office collaboration.
• Provision of a professional work laptop.
• Direct exposure to complex project financhirify.globals and networkhirify.global opportunities within the bankhirify.global and commodity sectors.