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Responsibly is recruiting an ESG operations intern to dive into sustainability data and AI automation. The role covers analyzing supplier data, ensuring accurate ESG profiles, and supporting automation of due diligence journeys.
You’ll join a fast-moving startup with a strong impact focus in Copenhagen, 40 hours per week, six-month commitment, starting October 2026. Ideal candidates have internship experience in analytics, strong English, and a passion for sustainability and AI.
Responsibly
Responsibly is a sustainability tech start-up with the vision of making every purchase in the world responsible.
We're founded by two serial entrepreneurs with previous successes such as Dixa and Ofload, and have received pre-seed funding from some of Europe’s top VCs and angels. We're now building a top-tier team to tackle this big thing called climate, and have fun while we're doing it.
Let’s change the world together
There’s no bigger problem out there than the changing climate, and procurement represents a big part of the solution - when purchase decisions are made on the background of responsible data, such as CO2 footprint, suppliers have a huge incentive to change.
However, procurement is becoming overloaded with complexity and struggle getting data in the first place. Different frameworks, different data sources, different coverage, and an overloaded supplier making it difficult to make purchase decisions to improve the sustainability of your supply chain.
At Responsibly, we're solving this issue by using ai to power your sustainability due dilligence and automatically understand how sustainable every supplier is.
**What you’ll be doing
**We're looking for an intern to join our ESG operations team. That means you'll get deep experience with ESG data, ai and automation. You'll be:
You may also be supporting our ESG expertise team, which could include:
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Still need to be convinced?
The internship is full-time (40 hrs/week), paid, and ideally for 6 months. The location is Copenhagen, and a European work permit is required.
PLEASE NOTE: Starting period is ideally October 2026, but it can be flexible!