Intern, Global Partnership

You will join the Partnerships and Public Affairs team with one goal: multiply what the team can do. You will work on international and European development projects and join a wide range of initiatives - from growing our industrial partner network to preparing major grant applications. To get there, you will bring innovation into how we work and make decisions - notably by building AI-driven tools and workflows that sharpen how we manage partnerships, grants, and our supply chain, applied directly to live projects with Europe's leading industrial partners and public funding bodies.

Responsibilities

Support public funding through grant applications: help draft and coordinate public funding proposals (IPCEI, Euratom, France 2030, German federal programs); Work with technical teams: translate engineering inputs into compelling grant and partner documents, and keep both sides in sync; Improve team processes with AI: design and deploy AI-powered workflows (meeting-notes pipelines, CRM enrichment, reporting automation, coding agents such as Cursor/Claude) to streamline how the Partnerships team operates; Map the partner ecosystem: build and maintain an AI-assisted mapping of our industrial partners and prospects - capabilities, contracts, contacts, and funding relevance; Prototype and ship: own small end-to-end projects that create leverage for the team, for example, helping build a trustful stream of communication with the other teams to ensure that the information cascades correctly.

Requirements

Background in energy, engineering / STEM / Mathematics, and/or business; Hands-on experience with AI tools and a builder mindset; Fluent English

Nice to have

German language skills are a strong asset here; German at C1 level is a very strong plus (grant work); Entrepreneurial track record welcome (side projects, start-up or founder experience)

Benefits

Work on a civilisation-scale problem; Grow as fast as the company does; Tackle problems that don't exist elsewhere