岗位：中国实验室研发实习生（数据科学、能源工程）
工作时间地点：法能上海研发实验室，全职6-12个月

Engie (ex. GDF SUEZ) employs 150,000 employees worldwide and achieved revenues of €65 billion in 2017.

The Engie Group is one of the world’s leading players in energy, present in nearly 70 countries.

Engie Research China is the Engie Group R&D center in China, and aims to develop a series of research programs focused on “integrated infrastructure” for addressing research and engineering grand challenges towards more efficient and intelligent energy services at building scale, at district scale, and at urban scale. Engie Research China also focuses on leveraging advanced information technologies to support business units and management teams develop new business models and make more data- informed decisions (http://www.engie.cn/en/engie-china/engie-lab/).

Research Intern (Energy Engineering)

We are seeking a paid research intern to work for Engie Research China in our Shanghai office. The internship is full time and well paid, and will take 6-12 months (start immediately preferred).

Requirements:

• Master student in Energy Engineering or an equivalent discipline;
• Knowledge and experience of building energy efficiency and HVAC systems;
• Be familiar with energy modeling tools, such as EnergyPlus, TRANSYS, EnergyPro;
• Excellent written and good verbal communication skills;
• Strong interpersonal skills to work in team environment;

Additional preferred set of skills:

• Advanced knowledge of district energy (heating, cooling, and power) systems;
• Understanding of district energy related design codes and standards;
• Experience with data analytics, optimization algorithms, machine learning and artificial intelligence;
• Programming skills such as Python, Matlab;

Responsibilities:

• Conduct research and analysis for estimating the boundaries and potentials of district energy systems;
• Conduct research for optimizing CAPEX and OPEX of district energy projects;
• Integrate data analytics into planning, design and operations of district energy systems;
• Work with engineering teams for district energy R&D work;
• Participate in the development of visualization tools for supporting decision making of engineers, urban planners, and government officials;
• Develop written products including research plans, reviews, project proposals and reports;
• Publish and present research outcomes at conferences, workshops, and industry events;

Application Process:

To express your interest, please send your resume or contact Zheng Yang at zheng.yang@engie.com.