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GS Power Partners in New York seeks a collaborative Corporate Strategy intern for the NYC office. You will support the development of presentations, reports, and analyses to inform company-wide decisions under senior leadership.
Paid internship up to 4 days a week (Mon-Thu); $25-$28/hr; on-site in NYC with exposure to Development, Finance, Capital Markets, Asset Management, and Interconnection teams.
GS Power Partners is a leading distributed generation Independent Power Producer (IPP) backed by CVC DIF, a global investment firm with ca. €27 billion in assets under management. Founded in 2015, today GS Power owns and operates a 400+ megawatt solar portfolio concentrated primarily in the Northeast and Midwest, serving commercial, industrial, and community customers. GS Power is dedicated to advancing the clean power future in America through responsible investments and long-term partnerships. For more information, visit www.gspowerpartners.com
Position Overview
GS Power Partners (GSPP) is seeking a collaborative, highly driven and results-oriented professionalinternfor itsCorporate Strategydepartment.This position requires strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, superior communication skills, and the ability to work with a cross-functional team of professionals. The Corporate Strategy team plays a central role in developing and refining the processes that help GSPP achieve its broader company goals,spanning interdepartmental communication, information sharing, company reporting, and operational efficiency. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a passion for the solar industry, thrive in a dynamic environment with shifting priorities, and be eager to contribute across a wide range of strategic initiatives.
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This is an in-person position for the Fall of 2026. Are you available to be in person at least twice per week?
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