LCA Working Student
Emidat GmbH · Munich · 10 to 20 hours a week
WerkstudentGerman needed: none
Still open on 2 NovWhat you will do
In the first 6 months, you will
- Match raw materials: Carry out raw material matchings, mapping the product's input materials to the ecoinvent database. Ecoinvent is the most widely used environmental database for LCA worldwide, so in-depth knowledge of it is a core advantage for working with LCAs. In the material mapping, you'll be supported by our Emidat Ecomapping tool.
- Research LCA topics: Look into LCA questions as they come up, such as PCR requirements. Experience the process of translating LCA calculation rules into software logic that delivers both correct results and usability for customers.
- Support the LCA team: Back up the LCA team in its day-to-day business. Gain first insights into customer requests with varying levels of LCA experience — a crucial skill for working as, e.g., an LCA consultant.
What you need
Minimum requirements
- Studies: You are enrolled in a degree programme in LCA, sustainability, chemistry, chemical engineering or materials science.
- First LCA experience: Experience working with Life Cycle Assessments, whether through coursework, a thesis, an internship or preferably, a previous intern/working student role.
- Database: Hands on experience using the Ecoinvent database to make assessments, or run matching's
- AI native: Hands-on experience using AI tools to automate a workflow, analyse data, or accelerate a deliverable — comfortable experimenting with new AI features as they emerge.
- Project Management: Demonstrated previous experience taking projects from start to finish - owning, structuring and driving the measurable outcomes.
- Languages: Business fluent in English (C1/C2).
Nice to have's
- Language: Fluency in German.
- Experience: Working with Emidat or another common LCA software
- Industry Interest: Relevant work experience, education or interest in the sector. Demonstrated through engagement with climate topics, the building materials / construction industry, or how software can capture complex technical processes.