Working Student / Intern – Battery Project Development & Energy Storage (f/m/d)

About this role

As part of our team, you will support a wide range of activities related to the development and delivery of utility-scale battery projects: Supporting project development and project coordination activities Maintaining and structuring information libraries, databases and SharePoint workspaces Tracking project activities, milestones and action items Preparing presentations, reports and decision-making materials Supporting regulatory and permitting-related activities Conducting market, policy and technology research related to battery storage Assisting with process improvement and knowledge management initiatives Supporting the preparation and review of project documentation Participating actively in team meetings, workshops and project discussions Depending on your interests and background, you may also contribute to technical, commercial or strategic workstreams.

Your profile You enjoy taking ownership, work independently and are motivated to learn in a fast-moving and collaborative environment: Education : Enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme in Engineering, Renewable Energy, Energy Economics, Business Administration, Industrial Engineering or a related field Availability : At least 12 months remaining before graduation and sufficient progress in your studies to take on tasks independently Interest : A genuine interest in the energy transition and battery storage technologies Working style : Organised, proactive and comfortable working independently with a high degree of ownership Collaboration: Strong communication and teamwork skills Tools : Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly PowerPoint and Excel; experience with SharePoint or document management systems is an advantage Languages : Fluency in written and spoken English is required; German language skills are a significant advantage but not a prerequisite Applications from both Bachelor’s and Master’s students are welcome.

Preference will be given to candidates who are pursuing a Master’s degree, can stay with the team for at least one year and are interested in developing a deeper understanding of utility-scale energy infrastructure projects. Location : Hamburg, Germany Start date : as soon as possible Duration : Minimum 12 months for working students Working time : 15–20 hours per week during the semester, with increased flexibility during semester breaks What we offer The opportunity to contribute to the energy transition through real battery storage projects Hands-on experience in one of Europe’s fastest-growing energy sectors Meaningful work with direct exposure to project development, engineering and commercial decision-making A highly experienced, supportive and approachable team An international and dynamic working environment Significant opportunities for professional and personal development Flexible working arrangements and modern collaboration tools A workplace that values initiative, curiosity and independent thinking This role requires a high degree of self-management and ownership.