Aquila Capital offers compelling investment opportunities that drive global decarbonisation. Specialising in clean energy, green infrastructure and sustainable real estate, we are providing tailored fund vehicles and investment solutions with a focus on sustainability and aim to become one of the leading asset managers for sustainable investment strategies in Europe with a global reach.

For our office in Hamburg, we are looking for an

Intern (f/m/d) Asset Management

Join our team and be at the forefront of shaping the energy transition: it's about creating a sustainable energy supply for future generations. Let's embark on this journey together, shaping a brighter, greener future with every step we take. 

Mission: As an intern with the Commercial Asset Management at Aquila Capital with a diversified portfolio of different technologies throughout Europe, you will play a supporting role in our mission to drive the global energy transition. You will be a supportive player, maximizing our renewable energy assets' profitability and operational efficiency.

Your Responsibilities:  

• Operational Assistance for our asset managers, enabling them to navigate daily operational challenges and support the strategic decision-making process through administrative tasks.

• Support asset managers in the performance monitoring and optimization of a diverse renewable energy portfolio.

• Learn about Financial Planning & Analysis, together with the team.

• Gain experience in Risk Analysis & Market Insights: Research about Southern or Northern Europe's renewable energy regulatory environment to support strategic decisions. 

• Support general administrative tasks and responsibilities.

Your Profile:

• Enrolled or Completed Academic Background (Finance, Business Administration, Engineering, or similar field)

• Strong analytical skills (excellent excel skills, data analysis, financial modeling background is beneficial but not mandatory)

• Communication excellence (English is mandatory, other languages are beneficial)

• Open to own responsibilities, challenges, and new tasks