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Commercial Analyst (Student role or internship) Jobs in Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark at Copenhagen Energy
Title: Commercial Analyst (Student role or internship)
Company: Copenhagen Energy
Location: Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Join our team at Copenhagen Energy as a Commercial Analyst
Are you looking for a student job or an internship opportunity where your analyses help shape commercial decisions and investment opportunities? Then join Copenhagen Energy as our next Commercial Analyst to become part of the commercial team and support a wide range of analytical and strategic activities across the business.
The opportunity
Copenhagen Energy is developing a growing portfolio of renewable energy and battery storage projects across multiple European markets. As our portfolio expands, so does the need to understand where value is created, how projects should be structured, and how our assets can best participate in increasingly complex energy markets.
In this role, you will help analyze new opportunities, build financial and commercial models, evaluate market developments, and support decision-making across project development, investments, and trading activities. Working closely with colleagues across project development, trading, business development, and management, you will play a key role in transforming data, market insights, and commercial analysis into actionable business decisions.
- Commercial analysis: Support the assessment of new business opportunities, project investments, partnerships, and strategic initiatives across the company.
- Financial modelling: Build, maintain, and improve financial models used to evaluate renewable energy and battery storage projects.
- Trading and revenue analysis: Support commercial and trading-related analyses, including revenue forecasting, route-to-market assessments, offtake structures, market simulations, and evaluation of opportunities across power and ancillary service markets.
- Scenario and sensitivity analysis: Perform simulations, sensitivities, and scenario analyses to support commercial and investment decisions.
- Decision Support: Prepare presentations, business cases, and analytical materials for management and the project team.
Who are you
We are looking for a colleague who is eager to roll up their sleeves and get involved. You do not need years of experience, but you should be analytically strong, curious by nature, and motivated by solving problems. You enjoy working with numbers, challenging assumptions, and finding structure in complex information.
We value people who take ownership, ask questions, and proactively seek better ways of doing things. Whether it's building a model, analyzing market developments, or supporting a business case, you are someone who enjoys turning analysis into action. Most importantly, you are excited about contributing to the energy transition and using your analytical skills to support real business decisions.
- Analytically strong: You enjoy working with data, models, and structured problem-solving.
- Commercially Curious: You are interested in understanding how markets, investments, and business decisions work in practice.
- Analytical tools: You are comfortable working with Excel and large datasets, and bring experience with Python, VBA, MILP, or other analytical tools is an advantage but not a requirement.
- Structured and detail-oriented: You can manage multiple tasks and maintain close attention to detail.
- Education: You are currently enrolled or have finished in a bachelor's or master's degree within Mathematics, Finance, Economics, Engineering, Data Science, or a related quantitative study.
- Location: You will be based at our office in Carlsberg Byen, Copenhagen, for a minimum of 20 hours per week as a student role, or full-time role as an internship for at least four months.
What we offer at Copenhagen Energy
You will join a team where you will be trusted with responsibility, supported by experienced colleagues, and given the opportunity to grow from day one. We believe the best way to learn is by getting involved, taking ownership, and working on projects that matter.
- Real responsibility: Contribute to live renewable energy projects and take ownership of meaningful tasks from the start, not just observe from the sidelines.
- Growth environment: Be a part of a young, rapidly expanding company with a vibrant scale-up atmosphere.
- Steep learning curve: Work alongside experienced project developers and gain hands-on insight into how large-scale energy infrastructure projects are developed from concept to operation.
- Meaningful impact: Join a visionary organization driving the energy transition and contribute directly to a more sustainable future.
- Strong culture: Participate in both social and professional events, including team sports, company parties, and informal gatherings that strengthen our team spirit.
- Flexible work arrangements: We value work-life balance and offer measures to balance school and work hours (including flexibility during exam periods).
- Future work opportunities: Many careers start with a student position. We invest in talented people and are always looking to create opportunities for continued growth within the company.
Who is Copenhagen Energy
Founded in 2020, Copenhagen Energy Group is a technology-driven energy company. We specialise in the development of offshore and onshore wind projects, solar PV, battery energy storage solutions, and proprietary wholesale power trading.
Headquartered in Copenhagen, we also have offices in Nykøbing Mors and Berlin, with plans for continued global expansion. We take pride in our diverse and inclusive team, currently representing over 15 nationalities. At Copenhagen Energy Group, we work with purpose, move fast, and celebrate our wins together.
How to Apply
If this opportunity feels like the right fit for you, don’t hesitate to apply. Please submit your application as a single PDF, including your cover letter, CV, and university transcripts via LinkedIn. In the application, please indicate whether you would be interested in a student role (part-time) or a an internship role (full-time).
Deadline: August 9
For any questions or further information, feel free to reach out to Anna Groven Bech at [email protected].
