A 10-week summer training program called the S&P Global Commodities Insights Summer Internship Programme will start in June 2023.
S&P Global Commodity Insights is looking for intern applicants who would work closely with our research and analytics teams for Gas, Power, and Climate Solutions (GPCS). The intern will be given a front-row seat to one of the top research organizations’ global efforts in energy markets and energy transition. Candidates will have the chance to work on projects such as modeling and predicting market fundamentals, policy analysis, conventional and renewable energy sources, emerging technological trends, carbon markets, and more as part of the internship.
Benefits:
- 10-week summer internship commencing in June 2023.
- Opportunity to learn about the fundamentals of how energy markets work and how they impact the ongoing energy transition
- Exposure to world-class thought leaders in each of the areas as well as to companies that operate in the energy sector
- Receive hands-on research and analytics training and experiences with senior researchers
- Potential opportunity to join the team as a full-time analyst post-graduation
Responsibilities:
- Conducting research and analysis as well as interacting with industry players to further solidify and enhance various research areas in GPCS.
- Helping to collect, manage, and analyze market data and information. Track and identify market trends in particular energy sectors in defined geographies.
- Supporting research on energy policies, costs, supply, demand, and prices as well as modelling efforts (e.g., power dispatch models) for forecasting purposes.
- Supporting in creation of market reports based on the research and analysis above.
- Working and coordinating closely with a large team of global analysts across the energy markets to align viewpoints, data, and outlooks.
- Supporting clients by answering questions in a comprehensive and timely manner via email, phone call, or in-person presentation.
- Working with product management, marketing, and commercial teams to promote our research among clients and prospects.
Eligibility:
- Fully matriculated undergraduate or graduate students in penultimate year of study (graduation date: Winter 2023 or Summer 2024)
- All majors are welcome, with preference given to those that have taken classes in the sciences and economics
- Strong interest in energy and climate change
- Strong quantitative skills, including experience using Excel and/or other data analytics tools
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to pick up new knowledge and multi-task
- Problem-solving, time-management, attention to detail, and interpersonal skills to work efficiently with colleagues and clients
