US-CHINA ENERGY COOPERATION PROGRAM
JOB DESCRIPTION - Intern
Title: Intern
Location: US-China Energy Cooperation Program - CHINA, Beijing
Reports to: Senior Operations Officer
Duration: October through year-end 2011 with the possibility for extension
Allowance: the position is uncompensated, although there is a 200RMB/week stipend to cover travel and lunches.
Hours of duty:
Part-time (average: 20 hours/week) or Full-time (average: 40 hours/week)
Office Hours: Monday - Friday/0900-1730 hrs.
Note - actual hours worked may exceed the weekly average when/if occasions arise when an urgent/critical task requires such.
Regarding US-China Energy Cooperation Program (ECP):
The US-China Energy Cooperation Program (ECP), a commercial sector initiated, managed and financed non-profit/non-government organization, was launched in Beijing on September 21, 2009 by founding U.S. member companies. ECP is the only NGO focusing on U.S.-China business development in the clean energy sector. The purpose of this public-private partnership is to leverage private sector business resources in both the U.S. and China to: promote commercially viable project development work in clean energy and energy efficiency, and support the sustainable development of the energy sectors in both countries. For further information please go to: www.uschinaecp.org
Overall responsibilities:
1. Provide the ECP Secretariat with operational, event and program support, including:
o support and assistance in maintaining ECP website;
o facilitation and support of member company communications, event and project follow-up, information consolidation;
o assurance of prompt and accurate communications between ECP Secretariat and member companies and working groups;
o ECP event (external) organization, coordination and logistics;
o ECP internal meeting arrangements, minute-taking and dissemination;
o ECP and bi-lateral government event and relationship support as directed by the ECP Secretariat;
o Support of Working Group tasks/activities, including mission delegations to the U.S., technical workshop preparation and staging, etc.
o Occasional translation and interpretation work.
2. Independent projects are possible and encouraged - with the likelihood of project assignment hinging on:
o Demand/relevance to ECP and its Working Groups;
o the interns demonstrated skill sets, capabilities and work ethic.
Job Challenges:
• Ability to handle a complex network and partner relationship;
• Ability to work as a leader and a member of a team;
• Ability to propose ideas for input while being willing to take direction;
• Ability to multi-task, and flexibility to take on new tasks as they arise.
Qualifications:
• Linguistic requirements:
o High level of English and Chinese language proficiency
• Detail-oriented with the ability to multi-task and manage time;
• Strong sense of customer service;
• Good organizational skills;
• Able to work under pressure and to accept criticism and work positively under diverse demands from multiple clients;
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office a plus;
• Government Relations experience a plus;
• Life sciences, engineering and/or technical background a plus;
• Experience working in a team a plus.
To apply, send a letter of application and resume to: ecpintern@amchamchina.org cc: mkertz@amchamchina.org,
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JOB DESCRIPTION - Intern
Title: Intern
Location: US-China Energy Cooperation Program - CHINA, Beijing
Reports to: Senior Operations Officer
Duration: October through year-end 2011 with the possibility for extension
Allowance: the position is uncompensated, although there is a 200RMB/week stipend to cover travel and lunches.
Hours of duty:
Part-time (average: 20 hours/week) or Full-time (average: 40 hours/week)
Office Hours: Monday - Friday/0900-1730 hrs.
Note - actual hours worked may exceed the weekly average when/if occasions arise when an urgent/critical task requires such.
Regarding US-China Energy Cooperation Program (ECP):
The US-China Energy Cooperation Program (ECP), a commercial sector initiated, managed and financed non-profit/non-government organization, was launched in Beijing on September 21, 2009 by founding U.S. member companies. ECP is the only NGO focusing on U.S.-China business development in the clean energy sector. The purpose of this public-private partnership is to leverage private sector business resources in both the U.S. and China to: promote commercially viable project development work in clean energy and energy efficiency, and support the sustainable development of the energy sectors in both countries. For further information please go to: www.uschinaecp.org
Overall responsibilities:
1. Provide the ECP Secretariat with operational, event and program support, including:
o support and assistance in maintaining ECP website;
o facilitation and support of member company communications, event and project follow-up, information consolidation;
o assurance of prompt and accurate communications between ECP Secretariat and member companies and working groups;
o ECP event (external) organization, coordination and logistics;
o ECP internal meeting arrangements, minute-taking and dissemination;
o ECP and bi-lateral government event and relationship support as directed by the ECP Secretariat;
o Support of Working Group tasks/activities, including mission delegations to the U.S., technical workshop preparation and staging, etc.
o Occasional translation and interpretation work.
2. Independent projects are possible and encouraged - with the likelihood of project assignment hinging on:
o Demand/relevance to ECP and its Working Groups;
o the interns demonstrated skill sets, capabilities and work ethic.
Job Challenges:
• Ability to handle a complex network and partner relationship;
• Ability to work as a leader and a member of a team;
• Ability to propose ideas for input while being willing to take direction;
• Ability to multi-task, and flexibility to take on new tasks as they arise.
Qualifications:
• Linguistic requirements:
o High level of English and Chinese language proficiency
• Detail-oriented with the ability to multi-task and manage time;
• Strong sense of customer service;
• Good organizational skills;
• Able to work under pressure and to accept criticism and work positively under diverse demands from multiple clients;
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office a plus;
• Government Relations experience a plus;
• Life sciences, engineering and/or technical background a plus;
• Experience working in a team a plus.
To apply, send a letter of application and resume to: ecpintern@amchamchina.org cc: mkertz@amchamchina.org,
代友發(fā)文，請勿站內(nèi)。