Resource Assessment Intern - Summer 2027
scout clean energyBoulder (CO)
Resource Assessment Intern - Summer 2027
Posted 14 days ago
scout clean energyBoulder (CO)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Renewable Energy Analyst InternScout Clean Energy is seeking a renewable energy analyst intern. The role will be responsible for helping to update and maintain Scout's internal wind and solar meteorological data platform, including QC of meteorological data, verification of service documentation and station meta data in databases, improving processes related to meteorological station fleet management assisting in database integration efficiency in handling large datasets, and supporting development project met campaign designs and data management. The Renewable Energy Analyst Intern will interface with project developers, asset management, engineering, construction and others to gain insight and experience in Scout's rapidly growing business.
Key Responsibilities:
Utilize Python and SQL to update and maintain Scout's CAMP platform to ensure accurate high-quality meteorological data collection.
Utilize resource assessment modeling software and R/Python scripts to yield project energy production and facilitate data archiving and organization.
Work closely with Met Systems team to understand accurate archiving of meteorological data and service documentation from a fleet of wind and solar development meteorological stations, remote sensors (Sodar/Lidar) and operational permanent met stations.
Assist prospecting efforts by conducting preliminary screens of potential wind and solar assets as identified by the New Projects Team and quantify production based on data at hand.
Perform sound and shadow flicker analysis using industry standard software.
Help with new tool creation and support Scouts analysis and software needs related to archiving on-site observations and reanalysis datasets.
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