About the Job

We are currently looking to expand our team with a talented person interested in building or expanding his/her expertise in the field of energy. Someone who wishes to work with high-profile businesses, organisations and governments on the subject of energy transition.

You will be working on projects that are aimed at shaping and advancing the energy transition. These can be technical: for example researching the ins and outs of a new promising technology. Other times these are organisational: for example facilitating a collaboration between parties.

You will be working closely together with our internal team and external network of experts: ranging from energy modelers and developers to energy experts.

We are looking for someone who:

has a professional working proficiency in Dutch (because many, if not all, of the collaborations will be in Dutch)
has at least a Master's degree with an excellent academic record
has strong analytical and quantitative skills
has up to three years of relevant experience (so fresh out of college is fine.)
is representative of Quintel Intelligence
is passionate about energy and consulting
is a creative and innovative thinker
has strong communication skills
enjoys problem solving and in-depth projects with our team of experts

What we offer

an inspiring work environment with a strong sense of purpose
an extensive network of companies, organizations and contacts
excellent salary and benefits
excellent training possibilities
an office location in the historic Amsterdam Canal District

Location

You will work from our office in the center of Amsterdam. You will travel around the Netherlands, possibly Brussels and Northwestern Europe.

Application process

Please send your resume, motivation letter and a list of your university and secondary school grades to jobs@quintel.com. We will contact you as soon as possible.

Should you have any questions, feel free to send us an email.

About us

We answer questions like: "If everybody switched to electric cars, how many solar plants would have to be built?". The ETM is used by governments, companies and teachers to evaluate strategies dealing with events like high fuel prices, diminishing gas reserves and disruptive technologies.