Paid Summer Intern

Toyota Motor North America

(New York, New York)
Internship
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About Toyota Motor North America
At Toyota, we work hard to create some of the highest quality vehicles on the road. But there is more to our story. We’re also finding innovative ways to advance society with cutting edge technology, and our commitment to creating a positive impact on people, local communities and the environment.
Summary
TMA-EERG is seeking one graduate level intern for the summer of 2016 start date Tuesday, May 31, 2016. The intern will work independently, in conjunction with and support from EERG staff. We propose the following 10-12 week project that should be a valuable and enriching experience for the intern and provide EERG and Toyota Motor North America a more broadly useful work product. The project is in-line with EERGs responsibility to analyze advanced technology, energy, climate policy, and regulations.
Responsibilities
The focus of this internship will be anchored in an analysis of data covering the purchase or rejection of hybrid and plug-in electric vehicles (both plug in hybrid and battery electric vehicles) using a rich data set covering the consumer experience with new vehicle purchasing and decision / consideration. Specific focus will be given to the role of the dealer and the availability of vehicles and models that meet the consumers’ needs; and how it may vary compared to the purchase of conventional vehicles. The intern should also expect to provide analysis on and work with the EERG team on small tasks that fall within the energy policy regulatory framework or may support CAFE and regulatory analysis. These projects will help round out and provide a more enriching industry experience. The intern will work independently, in conjunction with, and under the supervision of EERG researchers, and other Toyota affiliates. The successful candidate will possess a solid background and experience in mathematics, data analysis and statistical methods (e.g hypothesis testing using t tests, chi-squared tests, and other), familiarity with the use of related software, and have a background and interest in engineering and technology policy.
Ideal Candidate
* 0 GPA (out of 4.0) in an accredited engineering or science major * Be a student in good standing and pursuing a MS or PhD in an appropriate field * Proof of academic transcripts * Full-time, enrolled graduate student, or student entering graduate school * Possess strong interpersonal skills, a cooperative attitude, adaptability, and cultural sensitivity * Be proficient with MS Office (particularly Excel, Word, and PowerPoint)

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