Oslo Summer Internship: Grid & Power Systems

Hydro; Norge (OK); On-site; USD 12,000 - 18,000; Part time

Job summary

Hydro invites applications for an internship in the Grid Department based in Oslo. You will work on securing efficient grid access for Hydro’s operations, supporting power systems analysis, regulatory studies, and strategic planning for technologies like batteries, hydrogen, and data centers.

Collaboration with system operators and policymakers is essential. Successful candidates typically pursue a Master’s in electrical engineering or related fields, are fluent in Norwegian and English, and can

Qualifications

• Master study in electrical engineering, mathematics, IT, economics, law or a related field.
• Proficiency in both Norwegian and English, written and spoken.
• Extracurricular activities and volunteer work will be considered advantageous.
• You work independently, take initiative and collaborate well in interdisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Analyze the development of the Norwegian, Nordic and European power systems through sophisticated data models supported by analysis of the business models of grid companies, consumers, storage and power production.
• Evaluate new technologies affecting the power system.
• Evaluate and develop grid tariff strategies supporting Hydro’s activities, including identifying the need for regulatory changes.
• Evaluate and analyze Hydro’s grid owner operations and activities
• Evaluate and develop strategies for grid connection of Hydro’s projects in consumption and power production

Skills

Electrical engineering

Norwegian & English

Independent work & teamwork

Education

Master's degree in electrical engineering or related field

Job description

Hydro invites applications for an internship in the Grid Department based in Oslo. You will work on securing efficient grid access for Hydro’s operations, supporting power systems analysis, regulatory studies, and strategic planning for technologies like batteries, hydrogen, and data centers.

Collaboration with system operators and policymakers is essential. Successful candidates typically pursue a Master’s in electrical engineering or related fields, are fluent in Norwegian and English, and can