Within the foresight team, we push the boundaries of knowledge on fundamental small molecules for life, energy and health. In direct connection with our five innovation campuses (Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, Delaware and Frankfurt), we adopt an agile approach to carry out projects focused on industrial decarbonization and the energy transition.

We are strengthening our team with a passionate intern like us!

You will have the opportunity to actively participate in various foresight studies on future topics such as the impact of artificial intelligence on industries, atmospheric CO2 capture or hydrogen production. You will work alongside scientific experts to manage projects and:

• Analyze trends: conduct in-depth research on technological and economic trends influencing our business sector,

• Communicate your findings: write clear and engaging reports, present your results in team meetings and share your ideas with our stakeholders,

• Propose, develop and monitor communication actions responding to the expectations of the members of the five innovation campuses, by animating and managing the network of experts,

• Deploy knowledge management methods and tools to researchers from the five innovation campuses

This internship opportunity will allow you to dive into stimulating projects, where your passion for research and your ability to communicate and synthesize knowledge on complex subjects will be essential to succeed in this role.

We are looking for a profile from an engineering school or Science University, at the end of their studies (MS or MBA, Bac +5 or +6).

• Strong basic knowledge in science and computer science,

• A dual competence in scientific communication would be ideal

Key skills include proven organization, autonomy, rigor and versatility.

An ability for in-depth analysis and synthesis is essential for this position.

Strong communication skills are needed to interact with internal expert networks and establish contacts with external partners. A natural curiosity and interest in topics related to the energy transition and associated scientific fields are highly appreciated. Proven experience in scientific and journalistic