Advanced Energy United

Intern will work 40 hours/week on legislative research, stakeholder coordination, regulatory proceedings, and event planning

Undergraduate and graduate students interested in clean energy, federal policy, and government relations who are curious, organized, and eager to learn

This internship requires proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, reading comprehension, and ability to manage document-heavy work

Legislative research, stakeholder coordination, regulatory proceedings, event planning, and communications

Microsoft Office Suite, interest in media relations, strong communication and writing skills

Bachelor's degree in Political Science, Public Policy, Economics or Engineering or comparable experience; demonstrated interest in energy issues and policy advocacy; entrepreneurial approach and excellent communication skills

4-6 years of experience in policy or regulatory engagement, Bachelor's degree in relevant field, proactive approach to work environment

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, strong research and critical thinking skills, strong analytical skills with the ability to develop and work with complex spreadsheets

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, 0-3 years of applicable work experience, strong interpersonal skills, self-starter with an entrepreneurial spirit, excellent communication skills, intellectual curiosity, and strong project execution skills

Highly organized, adept political acumen, personable, curiosity, and passion for the clean energy-political nexus