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Work Arrangement :
Hybrid: This role is categorized as hybrid. This means the successful candidate is expected to report to Warren, MI three times per week, at minimum.
The Team:
At General Motors we pride ourselves on designing, building, and selling the world's best vehicles. As we step into the future with our new business venture, GM Energy, we are seeking the next generation of innovators, doers, and true believers to help launch bold business initiatives and shape new directions for General Motors. As an intern you’ll be working with Senior Leadership in a fast-paced team and gain hands-on experiences to grow your career to maximize your real-world potential!
The Role:
Depending on interest & availability, GM Energy interns can focus on key areas of the business including:
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GM Energy Operations/Analytics & Insights
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GM Energy Public Charging
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GM Energy Software & Delivery
How You'll Contribute:
The GM Energy Intern will be responsible for helping to drive innovation cross-functionally across the organization, centered around bringing GM customers a full energy solution. Depending on placement, responsibilities and activities can include definition of Vehicle to Everything (V2X) programs, including charging hardware development, services around battery technology and its applications, services around customer charging experience, exploring charging network development partnerships, definition and delivery of related back office and vehicle software technology solutions, and other related electrification technology.
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Responsibilities may include: Support the business teams responsible for developing and deploying innovative hardware, software, and service solutions required for leading the EV and distributed energy revolution
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Learn battery technology, energy concepts, power systems and their associated markets and business models to make technical and business recommendations to leadership
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Study and understand stationary energy storage and electric vehicle charging station standards, policies, and procedures and their implications on product requirements
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Support capital deployment and innovative finance models for different parts of the electrification ecosystem
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Support market and pricing assessments, customer segmentation studies and customer research for go-to-market and product requirements gathering
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Support the improvement of customer analytics to better monitor and manage customer health
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Support business development activities of EV charging network development (e.g., public, workplace, home) and charging experience integration
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Assist with the development of value engineering models that can be used to help customers understand the TCO and ROI of adopting GM Energy Products
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Analyze charging data to understand customer habits and strategize new public plan offers to meet both customer needs and drive revenue – including discounts, subscriptions, reservations, partner perks, and more