Strategy and Transactions Intern
Ernst & Young
Strategy and Transactions Intern
Ernst & Young
Global professional services: audit, tax, consulting
The EY SaT Renewables & Infrastructure team is looking for an Intern available January 2027, for a duration of 6 months.
Please submit your CV and cover letter in English to: [email protected]
The opportunity
EY Strategy and Transactions (SaT) provides advisory services to small, mid and large cap companies and investment funds on all stages of a transaction.
The EY SaT Renewables & Infrastructure team focuses on the coverage of the infrastructure sector (power and utilities, renewables, transportation, e-mobility) involving the origination, and the execution of M&A transactions as well as Strategic mandates, advising clients which include SMEs, multinational corporations, utilities, infrastructure funds and private equity houses on transactions across the world.
The team is young and dynamic and is growing rapidly. You are expected to have a significant level of direct responsibility of tasks and projects, reporting directly to Partners, Directors, VPs, Associates and Analysts in the team.
Your missions
Track and evaluate companies and identify transaction opportunities such as strategic acquisitions and disposals
Your profile
Please submit your CV and cover letter in English to: [email protected]
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EY is an equal opportunity employer
Global professional services: audit, tax, consulting
EY provides professional services across Assurance, Tax, Consulting, and Strategy & Transactions through member firms coordinated by EY Global. It serves clients in about 150 countries with cross-disciplinary teams delivering audits, tax planning, technology, risk management, and M&A and strategy advisory. Its global, integrated platform and large network differentiate it by offering coordinated services across disciplines. The goal is to help clients meet regulatory requirements, improve governance and performance, and create value.
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