Student Assistant – Energy Island & Grid Investment Development

Unlock the Full Potential of Offshore Wind to Power the World
If you are looking to advance your offshore wind career or explore our industry further, this is your chance to be part of market-leading, and groundbreaking projects.

COP is at the forefront of offshore wind development, leading projects from origination and development through construction and operations in new and established markets around the world. Founded in 2015, our team is comprised of some of the most experienced professionals from the renewable energy and associated sectors, all working together to unlock the full potential of offshore wind to power the world. We are the exclusive offshore wind development partner to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, the world’s largest green energy fund.

The Role:
We are seeking a highly motivated Energy Islands and HVDC Grid Investment Intern to support cooperation strategies with private and public stakeholders, energy market pundits, and industry associations for the KR Offshore HVDC Grid and Energy Island project.

You will play a crucial role in developing business plan for investment project, coordinating strategic partnerships, engaging with key stakeholders, and gathering market and regulatory intelligence to support strategic decision-making.

Are you a student passionate about energy transition and looking for hands-on experience with market-leading offshore wind and grid infrastructure projects? Join COP as a Student Assistant (Intern) in our Energy Island and Grid Investment Development team for a 6 month term ideally starting March 2026.

Your key responsibilities will include
Private sector collaboration:

• Coordinate and operate cooperation projects (i.e., co-feasibility study) with co-development partners
• Manage consulting project’s process and deliverables
• Support strategy development and execution for strategic partnership with the private sector, including potential off-takers, key parts providers, OWF developers, and EPC contractors
• Build broader alliances through industry associations, such as Korea Wind Energy Industry Association, and Korea Ocean Grid Industry Association, etc.

Energy market pundit cooperation and alignment:

• Coordinate and operate cooperation projects (i.e., co-feasibility study) with influential experts and his/her team
• Support building collaboration relationships with influential experts in government advisory boards for KR Energy Highway and renewable energy policy

Public sector cooperation:

• Support activities to convince key stakeholders in government and policy makers of KR Energy Highway and Energy Hub
• Support activities to convince policymakers of the need for private participation in major grid development and Energy Hub

Business Plan development:

• Build up business plan for offshore energy grid and/or Energy Hub projects

Market/Regulation Intelligence:

• Support CEI (Copenhagen Energy Islands) to have a clear understanding of the KR market and policy regarding Energy Highway and Energy Hub
• Provide CEI with timely updates on KR regulation related to Energy Highway and Energy Hub

Your experience:

• Enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s program in Business Administration, Economics, and/or Engineering focusing on energy transformation.
• Study or work experience in Energy Transition area is highly preferred
• Good understanding of KR decarbonization landscape and energy policy is a plus
• Proficiency in Korean and English, with strong communication and writing skills.
• Proficient in MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word), with a proactive, independent mindset.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment
• Self-starter with proactive attitude and can-do mindset

What is it like to work here:
We are proud of the unique career experiences we offer at COP and have taken great care to build a culture that supports our ambitions. Here’s what you can expect from your time with us:

• You will be at the heart of the action – Work on projects that shape the future of our evolving industry, collaborating with industry leaders and influencing change on a global scale.
• You will be encouraged to be brave – Move at pace, make bold decisions, and drive the energy transition forward.
• Be trusted to thrive – Work with autonomy in a diverse, respectful, and empowering environment where contributions are valued and your growth matters.

What you can expect:

• Competitive salary and benefits package adapted to market.
• Flexibility & Autonomy – The freedom to shape your workday to balance professional and personal commitments.
• Career Growth & Development – Learn from industry leaders, take ownership of your career path, and be exposed to the full offshore wind project lifecycle.
• International Exposure – Work across multiple markets, engage with global stakeholders, and build an international network of industry leaders.
• A Global & Inclusive Culture – Join an international team where diverse perspectives are valued, and collaboration is at the heart of everything we do.

Ready to go further than you ever imagined? Apply now using the like below.
We kindly ask that all applications be submitted in English, as only applications in English will be considered.

We will conduct ongoing interviews; therefore, early application is encouraged. As a part of our commitment to creating a diverse, inclusive and equitable recruitment process, we request that you do not include a personal photo on your CV.

If you have any questions concerning this position, please contact [email protected]. We will handle your information with confidentiality and handle all personal data in accordance with our Privacy Notice.

Application deadline: Apply no later than 27. February 2026

Lokation: Seoul, South Korea