Intern
#InternshipAlert 📢
The #cleanair team at Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) is looking for an analytical and curious intern who has the ability to ask the right questions, bring a holistic approach to policymaking, and curate new ideas to drive clean air solutions in the IGP region.
The selected candidate will support researchers in the following domains
🌱Crop residue management
â›˝ Bio-energy sector (Biofuel/CBG etc)
🌪️ Air quality management
Expected skills
- Data visualisation and analysis
- Writing opinion pieces
- AI usage in simplifying workflows, literature review, and data analysis
Qualification:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in any field.
Work experience:
- 0–1 years of experience.
Key skills
- Excel/ Programming languages like R/Stata/Python
- Familiarity with QGIS and data visualisation tools
- Prior education or experience in econometrics.
- An understanding of agricultural processes and cropping patterns in India, particularly in Madhya Pradesh.
- Ability to present complex information in a clear and lucid manner.
Location
- Onsite ; New Delhi, India
Duration
- Minimum 2 months (full time)
Please refer to the attached TOR for details. Competitive compensation commensurate with experience and as per industry standards for similar roles.
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Interested Candidates to send their CV and cover letter to [contact shared on WhatsApp] with the subject: Internship opportunity - Name of candidate
Kurinji Kemanth Srishti Jain Navjot Singh Sarao Ayushman Saboo
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