Summer Interns in Energy Systems

Do you want to work for well-functioning energy markets, addressing issues important for society today and in the future? Then the Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate (Ei) is the workplace for you. We influence regulatory development and the energy transition in both Sweden and Europe, contributing to active and informed energy customers. We have a high IT standard and a developed digital and flexible working method, allowing work from various locations.

And we are growing. We are recruiting in a range of areas – welcome to grow with us!

Department of Energy Systems

The Department of Energy Systems is responsible for the regulation of electricity and gas network operations. We establish revenue frameworks for electricity and gas network companies and monitor that the networks are reliable, efficient, and meet the requirements placed on transmission. In our mission, we are responsible for supervision of delivery quality, efficient utilization of electricity networks, and technical conditions for demand flexibility. We are also responsible for supervision of measurement of electricity, natural gas, district heating, and district cooling, and work with the EU common commission regulations for electricity and gas. The Department of Energy Systems collects, quality assures, and analyzes economic and technical data from electricity and gas network companies. We also provide technical support to other departments at Ei.

Job Responsibilities

We are looking for two summer interns who are ongoing engineering students.

With us, you will have the opportunity to test your skills in practice and gain a rewarding and meaningful job. You will develop in the field and learn more about energy markets.

Every year, the Energy Markets Inspectorate collects a wealth of data from electricity, gas, and district heating companies. As a summer intern, you will play a central role in the review of this data. You will compile and analyze technical data reported by electricity network companies.

You will also be a contact person and provide support to companies regarding reporting, both via email and phone. The job is done in close collaboration with other summer interns, providing an opportunity to learn from each other. Additionally, you will receive support and guidance from our experienced colleagues.

For this summer internship, you are expected to work on-site at our office in Eskilstuna.

Qualifications

In this job, you should have:

• an ongoing engineering education
• completed at least two years of education with passing grades when employment begins
• good proficiency in MS Office, primarily Excel
• the ability to express yourself clearly in speech and writing in Swedish.

We see it as a positive if your education has an energy focus. It is also a plus if you have previous experience working with the review of technical data from electricity network companies.

In addition to your formal qualifications, we place great importance on your personal qualities. In this role, it is important that you:

• are meticulous and have a structured working method
• are responsible and willing to take initiative
• have good collaboration and communication skills
• are quality-conscious.

What We Offer

At Ei, you will work with current and socially important issues in an organization with a significant impact on the world around us. With us, your competence is in focus, and you will have good opportunities to develop and take significant responsibility. We offer a modern, trust-based, and flexible working method. We also provide opportunities to learn, grow, and contribute knowledge. This can be in collaboration with engaged colleagues here at Ei or in various networks. Please read about our good working conditions (https://www.ei.se/om-oss/jobba-pa-ei/bra-arbetsvillkor).

About Ei

The Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate (Ei) is an expert and supervisory authority with a mission to work for well-functioning energy markets. We supervise and develop the rules of the game in the electricity, district heating, and natural gas markets and work to ensure society's need for functioning energy distribution and trade. We also work to strengthen customers' positions and operate elpriskollen.se (https://elpriskollen.se/) – Sweden's only independent electricity price comparison site.

Ei is also tasked with contributing to the development of electricity and natural gas markets within the Nordic region and the EU. We do this, among other things, by participating in networks with other European supervisory authorities.

Ei has around 220 employees and we are located in modern premises in Eskilstuna.

Practical Information

Welcome with your application, which should include a cover letter and CV in Swedish. You apply by clicking the Apply button. We apply a six-month probationary period for permanent employment. Read or watch a film about our interesting mission and what it is like to work at Ei (https://www.ei.se/om-oss/jobba-pa-ei).