2027 Consulting Internship

Energy and Environmental Economics•Boston, MA

6d•Hybrid

About The Position

E3 Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. (E3) is a San Francisco-based economics and engineering consulting firm specializing in the electric power industry. We work with energy companies and regulators in the U.S., Canada, Africa, China, Europe, India, and the Middle East in all areas of the electricity industry: energy efficiency, renewable energy, distributed generation, electric vehicles, electric rate design, transmission, and climate change policy. The E3 Internship Program is designed to provide an opportunity for top students that will be graduating within the year, to work on emerging energy topics alongside our staff of industry experts. Candidates in science and engineering, economics, business, public policy, and related disciplines are all encouraged to apply. The program is highly selective. Ideal candidates will combine enthusiasm for their topics, academic excellence, and relevant work experience. We require a minimum commitment of 8-12 weeks in a full time capacity, but specific beginning and end dates are flexible as we welcome Spring, Summer, and Fall Interns. Specific dates can be tailored to individual situations. Successful applicants will work with E3 experts on a range of topics. Interns will also contribute to active E3 projects. The main goals of the program are to: - Provide students with the opportunity to work in a professional consulting atmosphere in which their research can be put into immediate practice - Provide students with an opportunity to develop a research “deliverable” that they can use as the basis of future research, publications, and applications - Provide E3 with an opportunity to work with top students who may be interested in consulting careers after graduation.

Requirements

Graduating within the year of application.
Candidates in science and engineering, economics, business, public policy, and related disciplines.
Enthusiasm for topics.
Academic excellence.
Relevant work experience.
Minimum commitment of 8-12 weeks, full-time capacity.
Resume.
Name, position, phone, and email of at least one faculty reference.
Unofficial transcript.
Writing sample.
Completed Interview Questions.
Independent work authorization to work in the United States or Canada (if applying to Calgary office) for the duration of the internship.