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Company Description

Vattenfall Eldistribution AB distributes electricity to households, businesses, and communities – around the clock, all year round. Our electricity network spans over 12,000 kilometers, and we supply electricity to nearly 900,000 customers. We build, operate, maintain, and invest in our electricity network to ensure you, as a customer, receive a reliable supply.

Learn more about us at https://www.vattenfalleldistribution.se/om-oss/ (https://www.vattenfalleldistribution.se/om-oss/)

About the Role

Are you a student who wants to use your knowledge and ideas to help influence the development towards a fossil-free society? Then you should apply for a summer job with us!

The summer jobs at Vattenfall are an opportunity for you as a student to gain experience and insight into what it is like to work at a large Swedish energy company. At Vattenfall, we work to ensure that everyone can choose fossil-free ways to transport, produce, and live. You will meet people with diverse experiences who can contribute to your development and network. If you have a summer break from your ongoing studies, you can apply for a summer job with us. We look forward to your application!

Vattenfall Eldistribution is now looking for a summer intern to work on analyzing the probability of faults in the electricity network.

In this role, you will be part of the Asset Performance department. The team consists of about 15 employees who monitor the status and risk exposure of our facilities. Through analyses and investigations, we evaluate deviations from expected delivery and performance of our electricity network. We work closely with operations, projects, and maintenance, and develop methods for predictive and condition-based maintenance.

The work involves:

• Analyzing and comparing CNAIM's calculated probabilities of faults with actual fault statistics from Vattenfall Eldistribution's network.
• Identifying any deviations and suggesting improvements or adjustments to the model for Swedish conditions.

You will have access to relevant data, guidance from experienced analysts, and the opportunity to contribute to the development of future maintenance strategies.

CNAIM (Common Network Asset Indices Methodology) is a method for assessing and reporting risks for network assets within electricity networks. The model is used to calculate the probability of failure (Probability of Failure, PoF) and the consequences of failure (Consequence of Failure, CoF) for different types of facilities. The task is to evaluate whether the probabilities of failure calculated with the CNAIM model correspond to the actual observations in our network.

Through this summer job, you will gain experience working in an analyst role, which may also lead to a continued part-time position during the academic year.

Requirements

Mandatory:

• You are pursuing a post-secondary education.
• You have completed an introductory course in statistical analysis.
• You have practical knowledge of Python, R, or similar languages for quantitative analysis.
• You are fluent in Swedish and English, both spoken and written.

Desirable:

• Advanced statistical or econometric knowledge.
• Knowledge of electrical engineering.
• Reliability calculations or other knowledge related to fault statistics.
• Coursework that has dealt with Weibull distributions and Taylor series.

We are looking for someone with an analytical and curious approach to their work. You take responsibility for your tasks, work in a structured manner, and enjoy solving complex problems. We also see that you are goal-oriented and have the ability to make balanced priorities to drive processes forward and create results. With commitment and a desire to develop, you contribute new perspectives and are eager to seek new challenges.

Additional Information

If you would like to know more about the position, contact the recruiting manager Alexandra Donners Muhammed at [email protected]. If you would like to know more about the recruitment process, contact recruiter Amanda Pehrson at [email protected].

Union representatives for the summer job are Anne-Marie Sjöbohm (Akademikerna), Jan-Olof Eriksson (Unionen), Ulf Tengman (SEKO), Christian Ericsson (Ledarna). You can reach all of them through Vattenfall's switchboard at 08 739 50 00.

The position is located in Solna and will run from June 1 to August 31, 2026. Exact start and end dates will be agreed upon.

How to Apply

Prepare a CV; it is important that your CV clearly states your education, relevant experiences, and place of residence. No applications will be accepted via email.

Does this sound like a summer job for you? We look forward to your application by February 22, 2026!

Vattenfall is part of Sweden's critical infrastructure, and therefore many of our services are security classified. If this position is security classified, a security review will be conducted prior to employment, in accordance with the Security Protection Act.

We are convinced that diversity contributes to building a more profitable and attractive company and strive to be good role models when it comes to diversity. Vattenfall actively works to ensure that all employees have the same opportunities and rights regardless of age, ethnic or cultural background, gender identity, religion/belief, sexual orientation, or disability. Read more about how we work with diversity and inclusion here.