Student Assistant in the Field of Energy Law and Hydrogen

Research and analysis of the European and German legal situation regarding hydrogen and renewable fuels as well as classification of regulatory requirements, in particular RFNBO and RCF; Structured preparation of the legal situation including creation of legal source overviews, classification matrices and short written assessments; Familiarization with the GHG calculation methodology according to the Renewable Energy Directive; Support in integrating regulatory guidelines into existing energy system models.

Advanced studies in law, business law with focus on energy and environmental law, law, energy technology, sustainability management, industrial engineering or a similar field; Basic knowledge in energy economics and technology as well as European and national energy law (hydrogen, fuels, etc.); Experience with Python programming language is desired but not mandatory; Proficient use of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; Interest in applied research and technologies; Independent work and high reliability as well as good communication skills in German and English.

Interesting insights into diverse topics of applied research with responsibility and room for your ideas; Close and direct supervision as well as an open and collegial working environment; Flexibility in working time arrangement and optimal compatibility of studies and practice; The working time is usually 80 hours per month, with attendance of 1-2 days per week aimed for. Main workplace is at the institute in Zittau or in Dresden with the possibility of home office work.