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Consulting Interns
a month ago
Description
Job Title
Consulting Intern - Remote
Job Location
US
Job Overview
As a Consulting Analyst Intern at Black and Veatch, you will gather data and provide basic analysis work products to contribute to the completion of an engagement. You will receive regular guidance and oversight from team leaders or engagement management.
Compensation
- Opportunity Type: College Intern
- Relocation Eligible: No
- Full-time/Part-time: Full-Time
- Project Only Hire: No
- Visa Sponsorship Available: No
Responsibilities
- Perform research, data analysis, and report-writing for projects
- Conduct economic and financial studies for utilities, developers, and/or independent power producers
- Assist in areas such as power supply planning studies, integrated resource planning (IRP), feasibility studies for domestic or international power generation projects, deregulation and restructuring services, electric market price forecasting, asset valuation, and project development
- Work as an individual contributor with no subordinates
Requirements
Preferred Qualifications:
- Analytical skills
- Communications skills, both written and oral
- Initiative
- Self-starter
- Highly motivated
- Attention to detail
- Interpersonal skills
- Mathematical skills
- Problem-solving skills
- Computer skills
Minimum Qualifications:
- Current enrollment in an accredited university in Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related field of study
- No previous experience required
- Ability to complete pre-employment onboarding requirements (if selected), including background checks and drug screening, as required by law.
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