Working Student Green Procurement (f/m/d)

Join us in driving the energy transition – sustainably!

That makes this job interesting for you: As a transmission system operator, we are at the forefront of the energy transition. Our goal is to achieve this in a sustainable way. The largest share of our environmental impact comes from Scope 3 emissions. That’s why we are committed to implementing sustainable practices in our procurement processes — working hand in hand with our suppliers to decarbonize our entire value chain. Become part of our German-Belgian team and help shape a greener future!

Your tasks:

• Conduct analysis and market research on sustainability topics such as green vessel fuels or how other companies apply carbon pricing,
• Support the annual Supplier Risk Analysis process to meet LKSG and CSRD reporting requirements,
• Support us with the quarterly EcoVadis ESG rating monitoring and creation of our green procurement dashboard,
• Prepare presentations and training material to promote sustainability within our procurement departments,
• Develop new approaches to make sustainability mechanisms more applicable in tendering practices,
• Assist with specific tenders: design carbon pricing models and simulations, review bidder documents (e.g., sustainability concepts),
• Create carbon passports in our SAP Upstream Platform, support supplier onboarding, and collect relevant data.

What we are looking for...

• You are pursuing an advanced bachelor’s or master’s degree (ideally in economics, sustainability, engineering, or natural sciences),
• You are available for at least one year,
• You have already gained practical experience through training, an internship, or a student position,
• You have a strong interest in sustainability,
• You bring organizational skills and enjoy working collaboratively in a team,
• You work independently, in a structured manner and you communicate effectively
• You have an affinity for numbers and digital tools,
• You are proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint),
• You have excellent German skills (C1) and good English skills (B2), both written and spoken.