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Metroselskabet | Copenhagen Metropolitan Area, Denmark | Salary not specified
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Student assistant for Metroselskabet – The Sustainability and Mobility Unit Would you like to help reduce the carbon footprint of public transport and infrastructure? And are you skilled at carbon calculations, LCAs, circular economy and similar tasks? Then we have an exciting and meaningful student job for you. The Sustainability and Mobility Unit is looking for a student assistant to support a range of tasks, particularly within carbon calculations. Within sustainability, the Unit works especially with carbon reductions, circular economy and biodiversity, as well as ESG and reporting. The Unit is also responsible for analysing revenue and passenger numbers on existing lines, as well as planning new lines. As a student assistant, you will primarily assist with carbon calculations and the preparation of LCAs (Life Cycle Assessments) regarding Metroselskabet’s construction projects. In addition, you will be expected to contribute to various other tasks within both sustainability and the Unit’s other areas of responsibility. Our ideal candidate has the following qualifications:
Working at Metroselskabet We offer an exciting student job with valuable practical experience at a high-profile organization responsible for the operation, maintenance and expansion of the Metro in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. Metroselskabet has a clear goal to halve the carbon footprint from the construction of new metro lines and works broadly to improve its impact on society. You will be employed in the Sustainability and Mobility Unit, made up of experienced employees with diverse knowledge who work closely together – and across the organization. We take pride in delivering high-quality work, but we also place great emphasis on employee well-being and having fun along the way. The Unit consists of three teams – Sustainability, Planning, and Passenger Economy. The working hours are approximately 15 hours per week on average and can be arranged flexibly around your studies and exam periods. Start date end of November 2026, or as soon as possible. Contact information and application process If you have any questions about the position, please feel free to contact Malene Linderoth, Team Manager for Sustainability, at +45 61 88 55 22. Please send your application together with a transcript of your grades via the link no later than 4. November 2026. Interviews are expected to be held in week 46 or 47.
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