Location
Hybrid model with 3 days per week onsite in Swindon or London, remainder working from home.

Hours
Full Time - 12 months fixed term placement starting July 2027.

Salary
Negotiable, aligned with the Real Living Wage.

About the Role
Join RWE Offshore Wind for a Year in Industry placement and gain invaluable insight into the innovative offshore wind sector. As one of the largest global developers of offshore wind, RWE is on a significant growth journey driven by the Growing Green investment strategy and commitment to net zero. With 10 operational offshore wind farms across the UK and multiple projects underway, this is an exciting time to join #teamRWE.

This role offers practical experience in consenting and environmental management during offshore wind farm construction. You will develop knowledge in Environmental Impact Assessments, marine licensing, Development Consent Orders, and Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project planning. Responsibilities include supporting the preparation and review of consent and licence applications, drafting and reviewing key documents, meeting minutes, presentations and trackers, assisting with project management and team coordination, and contributing to engagement with regulators and statutory stakeholders such as the Marine Management Organisation, The Crown Estate, Natural England, and Local Planning Authorities.

You will also participate in industry events and stakeholder engagement activities, collaborating across a large, industry-leading organisation. This placement provides hands-on experience as a core team member, mentoring, development programmes, and comprehensive professional training including Global Wind Organisation certification and Wind Turbine Safety Rules training.

This position is aimed at students eligible for a Year in Industry placement as part of their degree programme. Graduating students in Summer 2027 are encouraged to apply for the graduate programme advertised in January 2027.

An offer of employment may require National Security Vetting to SC level. Failure to obtain or maintain vetting may result in removal of job offers or employment.

Experience
Ongoing studies in environmental science, environmental management, environmental biology, renewable energy, geography, marine biology, oceanography, marine sciences or a related subject.
Eligibility to complete a Year in Industry placement as part of your degree programme.
Very good written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to coordinate workloads independently and meet tight deadlines.
Confidence working in diverse teams and engaging with internal and external stakeholders.
Willingness to travel to other sites when required.
A minimum of five years’ residence in the UK due to potential National Security Vetting requirements.

About you
Motivated and enthusiastic with a strong alignment between your studies, career plans, and this opportunity.
Ability to work collaboratively within a diverse and inclusive environment.
Strong organisational skills and attention to detail.

Qualifications
Currently enrolled in a relevant degree programme with eligibility for a Year in Industry placement.
Advantageous but not essential: work experience in renewable energy or a transferable industry.
Experience using Excel, PowerPoint or similar software.
Ability to pass National Security Vetting to SC level is required for employment.