Serving Foxes
Intern Energy Advisor (Early Career)

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Company Description
Serving Foxes is focused on helping organizations and corps. cut energy costs through clear guidance and practical solutions. The company offers free advisory calls, making energy-saving support accessible to a wide range of clients. Serving Foxes emphasizes tailored recommendations that help improve efficiency while reducing expenses. Team members contribute to a mission-driven environment where measurable results and client satisfaction are central. The organization values clear communication and a collaborative approach to achieving energy savings.
Role Description
As an Intern Energy Advisor (Early Career), you will support clients in identifying opportunities to reduce their energy costs and improve efficiency. On a day-to-day basis, you will assist in reviewing energy usage data, preparing basic analyses, and helping draft recommendations under guidance from senior advisors. You will participate in client calls, respond to inquiries, and provide clear information on available options and next steps. The role involves collaborating with internal teams to refine energy-saving strategies, maintaining accurate records, and contributing to continuous improvement of advisory materials and tools. This is a full-time, hybrid role based in the London Area, United Kingdom, with some flexibility to work from home.
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- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts in a clear and accessible way.
- Foundational understanding or strong interest in the energy industry and core energy concepts.
- Ability to provide customer service that is professional, responsive, and focused on building trust.
- Interest or emerging skills in energy management, including basic analysis of usage, efficiency, and cost-saving measures.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a hybrid environment, managing time and tasks effectively both in-office and remotely.
- Comfort with basic data analysis tools (e.g., spreadsheets, CRM) and willingness to learn new software as needed.
- Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree or training in a relevant field such as energy, environmental studies, engineering, business, or a related discipline.
- Demonstrated problem-solving mindset, attention to detail, and commitment to learning within an early-career advisory role.
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