Year-Round Part-Time Intern, Risk Management & Shared Treasury

Find what makes you Superpowered. Become an Intern.

The Risk Management and Shared Treasury team is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and addressing risks that could impact our organization. By mitigating various risks within price and confirmation, this team ensures that our operations are running efficiently and proactively. Additionally, this team works to verify, reconcile, and update accounts by reviewing discrepancies and ensuring accurate and reliable data is maintained at all times. Lastly, in analyzing counterparty credit worthiness, including the preparation of credit reviews, they are able to monitor daily risk control processes. As an intern in this role, you will assist with the daily monitoring of National Grid’s credit exposure to multiple counterparties, while conducting several financial statements analyses throughout. In addition, you will also contribute to the daily reporting of fixed-price physical natural gas transactions to indices and collaborate closely with traders to verify the accuracy of trading tickets and Allegro deal entries. Lastly, in this role you will become familiar with procurement strategies supported by a high level of efficiency within our power and gas departments. Qualified applicants will be kept to a maximum of 20 hours per week while school is in session, with the possibility of more hours on winter and summer breaks and must commit to an internship experience of at least one year in duration. What You'll Need

Must be enrolled as a full-time student during the Fall 2026, Spring 2027, and Fall 2027 semesters, with an expected graduation date of December 2027 or later. Availability to begin on program start date, Monday, December 7, 2026 Pursuing a Bachelors or Master's degree in Accounting, Business Analytics, Information Systems, Risk Management, Finance, International Business, Taxation or related majors Accumulated 18 or more credits and be at least 18 years of age Work authorization that does not now or