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Sustainability Research Internship

Datamaran


Job Location:

Leeuwarden - Netherlands

Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 9 October 2026 (Yesterday)
Application Deadline: 6 January 2027
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

About the internship
Our research and content program is built on data and youll collect and analyze it. Youll join our research team to track ESG trends and emerging sustainability shifts. Your analysis feeds straight into the weekly regulatory updates monthly research reports and quarterly policy briefs we publish.

In this role you will:

  • Collect and analyze data from corporate sustainability reports to spot key trends challenges and opportunities for businesses

  • Turn your analysis into actionable insights and recommendations for our weekly updates monthly reports and quarterly policy briefs

  • Work with our technology and research teams to improve how sustainability data is integrated into our internal tools and platforms

  • Contribute to internal reports and presentations that summarize key findings

What youll learn
Youll learn how corporate sustainability and ESG regulation work in practice and how to turn raw data into published research. Youll get training in data collection analysis and content creation with weekly team meetings and regular 1:1s with your manager.

Who were looking for
You will thrive here if you:

  • Are following a bachelors or masters program in sustainability environmental science business economics or a related field

  • Have strong analytical and research skills can summarize complex information clearly and work in a self-motivated detail-oriented way

  • Speak and write fluent English

  • Are comfortable with Excel Word and PowerPoint; knowledge of CSRD or data analysis tools is a plus


About Company

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Datamaran is the AI-powered governance platform for enterprise.Regulations change. Stakeholders shift. Markets move. Large organizations are expected to hold a clear defensible position on all of it and most still get there through slow manual work on fragmented signals.We turn regula ... View more

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