Business Analyst Intern (Energy and Utilities

Business Analyst Interns are outstanding students in their final year of studies, who are approaching graduation, or who have recently graduated from a leading school or university. Arthur D. Little is looking for highly analytical, credible and charismatic candidates with strong presentation skills and a professional demeanor. Ideal candidates will have previous relevant experience – either through an internship or otherwise – in an analytical/research role in which they will have successfully applied their knowledge and skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office packages, especially Excel, and excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential. Fluency in English is required; additional language skills are desirable. The candidate should be a highly motivated self-starter and a strong team player.

The role will include a number of facets relating to the Energy market, with a core focus on clean energy in the realm of strategy, business model evolution, corporate finance, M&A, transaction support, litigation, sustainability, performance improvement and business Intelligence. 

The Global Energy and Utilities practice at ADL has continued to grow the Clean Energy offering over time and is focused on supporting the energy transition and all technologies including wind, solar, storage, aggregation, hydro, biomass, hydrogen, clean transportation, natural gas/LNG, nuclear, transmission/networks, smart cities, smart grids as well as Mobility-as-a-service and Energy-as-a-service business models. 

A good understanding of Clean Energy technologies, markets and stakeholders across the whole value chain is desirable but not essential. A passion for understanding environmental and climate drivers and helping to drive change is though. Clients include all parts of the value chain including OEMs, Developers, Utilities, IPPs, Investors and Capital Providers. Increasingly we also serve non-traditional high intensity and high integrity energy users looking to decarbonise from heavy industry, manufacturing, transportation, technology, data centres and even retail