Engineering Data Analyst-Energy Industry (Intern)

- Collect, validate and structure technical plant data from internal and external sources. - Conduct market intelligence activities to identify and fill data gaps. - Develop, maintain and enhance the SIRI database, including interfaces and system dependencies. - Create analytical tools, dashboards, automated reports and KPI reporting solutions for stakeholders. - Collaborate across functions and locations, support end users, ensure data quality, and maintain stakeholder communication. - Degree in Data Engineering, Data Science, Information Systems, Data Analytics, or a related field. - 1 to 2 years of experience in data engineering, analytics, reporting, or IT systems is an advantage. - Strong knowledge of databases, data modelling, reporting frameworks and data management principles. - Experience handling large datasets and transforming data into reliable analytics and reporting solutions. - Proficiency with Microsoft 365 and Power Platform (especially Power BI, Power Automate, and Power Apps); knowledge of power plants, the energy industry is a MUST; ERP/PDM systems and strong stakeholder communication skills are advantageous. Compensation - Basic wage component (gross): 9 EUR/hour This amount is our minimum offered salary. Compensation is determined based on your level, skills, experience, and qualifications. For HR agencies: Please note that we do not accept applications coming from agencies. Thank you. Welcome to Kanadevia Inova, a global innovation leader in the waste infrastructure space, where we believe in creating a sustainable future through technology and innovation. Transforming Waste into Value At Kanadevia Inova, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of waste-to-X technology. We are not just waste managers; we are creators of value from what communities discard. Your role at Kanadevia Inova directly contributes to turning something once considered useless - waste - into something invaluable: energy, heat, hydrogen, fertilizer, and beyond. Originally posted on Himalayas