Dena’s mission is to contribute to the success of the energy transition. As a center of expertise for applied energy transition and climate protection, it supports the federal government in achieving its energy and climate policy goals. To this end, it brings together partners from politics, business, academia, and all sectors of society. Both nationally and internationally, dena develops solutions for climate neutrality and puts them into practice.
Your Responsibilities
Work in the area of the future of energy supply as part of one of the teams in the Hydrogen and Resilience practice
Direct collaboration with stakeholders from politics and business on national and international consulting projects, including supporting federal ministries in the implementation of strategies, policy measures, and international partnerships
Design, research, and preparation of quantitative and qualitative analyses, databases, dashboards, and background papers on topics related to the hydrogen core network, European hydrogen infrastructure, distribution networks, and other infrastructure for the transport and storage of liquid and gaseous energy carriers
Proactive monitoring and political assessment of regional, Germany-wide, and European developments regarding infrastructure for the transport and storage of gaseous and liquid energy carriers
Preparation of presentations and visualization of project results and progress; presentation of results in English and German
The position is available on a full-time or part-time basis (at least 32 hours per week) and is initially a fixed-term contract for two years with the option of permanent employment.
Your Profile
A successfully completed college degree in engineering, business, law, political science, public administration, or the natural sciences
A strong interest in and initial experience with hydrogen (and its derivatives) and/or the natural gas/crude oil industry, as well as complex multi-stakeholder processes
Understanding of and interest in political and technological issues related to the transportation, storage, and acceptance of gaseous and liquid energy sources
Excellent analytical skills, dedication, and a talent for (self-)organization
Goal-oriented, independent, and meticulous work ethic
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Proficiency in using standard MS Office applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
Advanced quantitative methodological skills (data collection, analysis, and visualization) are a plus
Interest in interacting and exchanging ideas with stakeholders from industry, academia, and politics, as well as in building networks
Basic knowledge of European and national regulatory frameworks for energy and climate policy is a plus
Business-level proficiency in German and very good written and spoken English
Benefits
Family-friendly and flexible work schedules, including part-time options
Flexible hours and remote work (up to 60% possible)
30 days of vacation
5 additional days of paid leave for sick children
Attractive work locations in Berlin with ergonomic workstations
Reimbursement for the Deutschlandticket
Annual training and professional development opportunities and annual performance reviews
Workplace wellness programs and health days
Profit-sharing
Contribution to the company pension plan
We offer a respectful, collegial, and open work environment. With our technical expertise, we’re working together to advance the energy transition and continuously expand our knowledge. We are committed to the German Sustainability Code, with the goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2030.