The Energy Market
Authority (EMA) internship is a great avenue for outstanding students to get a
glimpse into a unique organization, dealing not just with the operations and
security of energy distribution in Singapore but also the regulation and
development of the entire energy industry.
As an intern at EMA,
you will be assigned real work dealing with challenging issues and guided by
experienced EMA officers. We offer projects in many functional areas, ranging
from market regulation and operations to energy development and corporate
support.
Through this
internship of four to eight weeks, you will gain a better understanding of not
just EMA but also the whole energy sector. You will build valuable work
experience, skills and knowledge, and gain a head start in your preparation for
a future career. Who knows, your work here might just change the future of the
energy landscape in Singapore.
If you have a strong interest in pursuing a career in the energy
sector and are keen to take up the challenge, seize this opportunity to have a
taste of what it’s like to work with us. Send in your CV with detailed
transcripts and educational certificates to ema_hr@ema.gov.sg,
stating “Internship”
in the subject line.
To whom it may concern:
I hope you will consider me for the internship position that
is offered by Energy Market Authority (EMA) as advertised on its website.
I am particularly excited at the opportunity to work with
EMA as it enables me to be in the thick of the action in Singapore’s pursuit to
meet the huge energy demands in the country. I am very passionate about sustainable
energy and I am really keen to be part of EMA’s mission to continuously improve
upon our present energy systems and work towards the ideal “smart energy” model.
I actually did a project researching on alternative sources of energy and my
group concluded that tapping the Sun’s energy through satellites and laser
transmission is actually possible. However, it will be very interesting to find
out for myself its feasibility in practical situations with EMA.
I managed to delve further into my interest in sustainable
energy through an eye-opening internship with Renewable Energy Corporation.
They produce solar panels and I got an insight into some of the problems they
face which enlightened me as to how the local energy infrastructure has
exciting challenges ahead!
I also managed to hone some of my soft skills during my
internship such as effective inter-personal skills having to liaise and
negotiate with external vendors to change the lighting infrastructure for a part
of the factory. I also picked up some very valuable analytical and systemic way
of thinking as I worked with engineers trying to solve the day-to-day problems.
The rigours of my coursework at NUS in Electrical Engineering have also
instilled in me healthy time-management habits and together, I believe I have
the skill sets to thrive in a competitive working environment and facilitate my
learning process anywhere I go. I consider the possibility of doing an
internship at EMA as an excellent opportunity to develop my management skills
and pursue our common interest for a greener and sustainable Singapore.
Please find my CV enclosed. If you would like to talk to me
or schedule an interview, please contact me at 9******* or email me at abcd@nus.com. I am looking forward to hear a
positive response from you. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Nasiruddin.
