Sunnova is a different kind of Power Company, offering solar and storage services to homeowners within the United States and its territories through our network of local solar dealers and solar standard community homebuilders. Our mission is powering energy independence and changing the energy industry. At Sunnova, we believe in achieving more by working together; our diverse workforce allows an inclusive and innovative culture to power our long-term growth. Our people focus on thinking beyond traditional limits – and to do that, we need the creativity and energy of every person.

Come be a part of the fastest growing segment of the energy industry!

 

We have an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated and talented student to join Sunnova’s Communications Team. The Communications Intern will work with the team to create and develop content for social media (LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter), newsletters, and general company messaging for internal and external stakeholders.

·        Reviews and recommends trends, content, and strategies for social media platforms

·        Collaborates with the Social Media Manager to help plan and execute content for social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter

·        Collaborates with the Social Media Manager to create social media content for executive communications, employee culture and engagement

·        Collaborates with the Media Relations Manager to assist with internal newsletters

·        Collaborates with the Communications Associate to assist with community relations initiatives

·        “Shadows” Communications’ team members to learn more about various Communications activities and pitches in to help with other projects and activities

 

·        Field of study: Communications, Public Relations, Marketing (BS or Masters) or similar

·        Must be a “hands-on” problem solver

·        Possess both creative and journalistic writing skills and experiences

·        Demonstrates competence with a variety of social media platforms, including LinkedIn (organic), Facebook (organic), and Twitter (organic and paid), Hootsuite certification or experience, preferred but not necessary

·        Possess genuine curiosity and strong active listening skills needed for crafting a good story

·        Excels at working on multiple projects and meeting deadlines

·        Possess basic-to-intermediate design skills and has a natural eye for good design

·        Strong organization and communication, both verbal and written

·        Ethical team player, maintains highest degree of integrity

 

·        Undergraduate student in at least their second semester of sophomore year

·        Must be available to work 12-15 hours during normal business hours throughout the work week (8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday)

·        Strongly preferred: An undergraduate student in their second semester of sophomore year

 

·        Open-office environment