As an intern, you will support the development of client proposals, conduct market analysis, identify opportunities, and assist in client engagement for maritime advisory projects.
DNV Maritime Advisory supports maritime leaders in making strategic decisions in an industry undergoing rapid transformation. Based in Singapore, the team works across Southeast Asia, the Pacific, and India, advising shipowners, charterers, energy companies, ports, financial institutions, and maritime technology providers.
Key focus areas include:
- Maritime decarbonisation and energy transition
- Digitalisation and operational performance
- Maritime strategy and market development
Policy and regulatory developments shaping the industry
Key Responsibilities
As an intern, you will:
- Support the development of client proposals and strategic advisory engagements
- Conduct market analysis across shipping, ports, and maritime energy sectors
- Identify emerging opportunities in maritime decarbonisation and digitalisation
- Assist in client meeting preparation and stakeholder mapping
- Monitor regulatory and policy developments impacting the maritime sector
Contribute to research and analysis for consulting projects and industry studies
Example Project Areas
- Decarbonisation strategies for shipping companies
- Alternative fuel and infrastructure readiness for ports
- Market assessments for emerging maritime technologies and fuels
Additional Opportunity
- Where relevant, interns may align their Capstone or Final-Year Project with ongoing Maritime Advisory research or innovation topics.
- Direct exposure to maritime strategy and consulting work
- Opportunity to contribute to real projects shaping the future of shipping
- Collaboration with international DNV experts across multiple regions
- A dynamic team environment focused on innovation and industry impact
- Potential opportunity to pursue a Capstone or Final-Year Project with DNV
- MBA (preferred) or Master’s degree studies in maritime, shipping, logistics, energy, transport or related fields
- Strong analytical and structured problem-solving capabilities
- Interest in maritime decarbonisation, energy transition and industry transformation
- Strong communication skills and ability to work with diverse stakeholders
- Curiosity, initiative and a collaborative mindset
- MBA or Master’s students with interest in maritime strategy, energy transition, and business development
- Experience with data analysis tools (Power BI, Tableau, Python or similar) is beneficial but not required.
Security and compliance with statutory requirements in the countries in which we operate is essential for DNV. Background checks will be conducted on all final candidates as part of the offer process, in accordance with applicable country-specific laws and practices
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