Intern for Environmental Impact Projects

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Job Summary: Internship opportunity for students in the Methodologies and Products area, supporting socio-environmental impact projects through data analysis and systematization. Key Highlights: 1. Working on socio-environmental impact projects 2. Developing technical reports and executive presentations 3. Participating in guided technical training agendas **Job Description:** ---------------------- H\&P is selecting students for an internship in the Methodologies and Products area for socio-environmental impact projects. ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: Data systematization, recording, and verification; Support in producing technical reports and executive presentations; Quantitative and qualitative data analysis; Participation in guided technical training agendas. **Desired Qualifications:** -------------------------- Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Public Administration, Social Sciences, Socio-Environmental Sciences, Anthropology, Geography, or Statistics; Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365; Strong oral communication and writing skills; Availability to work in Belo Horizonte/MG in a hybrid work arrangement; Availability to work Monday through Friday, for 4 hours per day; **Employment Type:** -------------------------- INTERN **People with Disabilities (PCD):** -------- NOT APPLICABLE **Salary:** ------------ $950\.00 **Benefits:** --------------- Transportation allowance of R$231.00 (fixed amount) Birthday day off Onhappy Wellhub \- physical and mental health assistance **Work Location:** ---------------------- Belo Horizonte \- MG **Additional Information:** --------------------------- Contract duration: 4 months (possible extension up to two years), with a weekly workload of 20 hours. If you are proactive, eager to learn, possess strong communication skills and autonomy, these opportunities await you! We value diversity and respect individuals and differences. We encourage applications from women, Black people, LGBTQIA\+, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups.
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João Silva
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