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Environmental Strategy and Eco-Design Intern, Air Traffic Management
Join Thales in supporting environmental compliance and eco-design for air traffic management systems. The internship covers lifecycle assessment, evidence management, and sustainability awareness.
Apraksts
- Help interpret regulations for air traffic control tower construction and identify related environmental challenges and eco-design opportunities.
- Develop a process to collect, archive, and manage compliance evidence for air traffic management product components.
- Facilitate workshops, deliver awareness sessions, and take part in product conformity assessments.
- Contribute to future system development and build environmental awareness among engineers.
Prasības
- Currently pursuing a master’s degree at an engineering school or university, specializing in environmental studies, sustainable development, eco-design, or industrial engineering.
- Available for a six-month internship.
- Knowledge of environmental topics, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and environmental assessment tools.
- Familiarity with eco-design principles and regulations on substances, including REACH, RoHS, and POP regulations.
- Knowledge of civil engineering, HVAC, or materials.
- Analytical, rigorous, adaptable, and curious.
Priekšrocības
- An inclusive and supportive workplace.
- Thales’s recognized social and environmental responsibility efforts, including Thales Solidarity and the CAC 40 ESG index.
- A strong focus on employee work-life balance.
- Internships are covered by an official internship agreement and include compensation based on the intern’s level of study.