Microsoft Sourcing Engineer Internship Opportunities 

United States, Washington 

728766334

Please note this application is only for internships based in our Redmond, Washington office. For internships in other offices in the United States, please see our .

Required Qualifications:

• Master's or MBA Degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.

• Experience in procurement, supply chain, sourcing, engineering, operations, or relevant sales-related roles.

• Must have at least one additional quarter/term of school remaining following the completion of the internship.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Interest and/or experience in renewable energy, carbon removal, utilities, energy, power markets, electricity procurement, carbon free energy, environmental justice etc.
• Pursuing Degree in the Energy & Sustainability field of study and/or directly applicable work experience in the fields of Energy and Sustainability.

Certain roles may be eligible for benefits and other compensation. Find additional benefits and pay information here:

• Model and analyze energy supply agreements, electric power markets, and financial forecasts needed to support power sourcing strategies in the United States to ensure optimized power costs, and support regular business reporting to finance, legal, and other infrastructure, planning and acquisition teams.
• Support the negotiation of energy supply agreements and electric tariffs to secure power infrastructure while also delivering on Microsoft’s sustainability commitments.
• Support data center energy initiatives through due diligence and internal business reviews.
• Support the Renewable Energy Origination, CDR Origination, Asset Management and Risk teams with the ongoing management of a large portfolio of renewable energy and carbon removal contracts.
• Route, track, review, and monitor key contracts, agreements, and other instruments needed to support our energy and carbon removal strategy.
• Support Environmental Justice initiatives, including energy and carbon removal procurement, policy and regulatory engagement, partnership and stakeholder management, and impact evaluation and tracking.