Battery Supply Chain Fellow
The International Council on Clean Transportation
Company Overview
The International Council on Clean Transportation
Washington, DC, United States
2001
Approximately 200 employees (source: rocketreach.co). Revenue of $22.3 million in FY 2024 (source: propublica.org).
What They Do
The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) is an independent, nonprofit public policy think tank and research institute dedicated to producing rigorous research that informs environmental policies aimed at achieving cleaner road, marine, and air transportation globally. Unlike renewable energy companies, ICCT focuses on enhancing environmental performance and energy efficiency across various transportation sectors, including light- and heavy-duty vehicles, marine shipping, and aviation. Their work involves technical analysis, modeling, and policy recommendations tailored for regulators, ensuring that their findings are accessible and actionable for policymakers worldwide (source: wikipedia.org).
Projects & Track Record
ICCT has been involved in several high-profile projects that have significantly impacted environmental regulations. Notably, their 2013-2014 Volkswagen emissions study, which was funded by ICCT and conducted by West Virginia University, revealed that U.S. diesel models emitted nitrogen oxides at levels 15-35 times above legal limits. This discovery prompted investigations by the EPA and CARB, leading to global scrutiny of automotive emissions practices (source: wikipedia.org). Additionally, ICCT's ongoing work encompasses various program areas, including electric vehicles and aviation, with substantial financial investments in research and analysis to support low-carbon pathways and regulatory compliance (source: theicct.org).
Recent Developments
In recent years, ICCT has reported steady financial growth, with revenue reaching $22.3 million in 2024, reflecting an increase from $16.4 million in 2021. The organization has also earned a Platinum Seal of Transparency for 2025 from Candid, alongside a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator, highlighting its commitment to finance, accountability, and leadership (source: theicct.org). While there have been no major acquisitions or funding rounds reported, ICCT's budget is projected to grow to $35.4 million by 2025, supported by existing funders (source: propublica.org).
Working There
ICCT offers a diverse range of roles spanning research areas such as vehicles, fuels, aviation, and modeling, as well as supporting functions like communications and operations. The organization has a strong governance structure, ensuring diverse recruitment and equitable compensation practices. While specific employee benefits are not detailed in public filings, the financials indicate a significant allocation towards salaries and wages, reflecting ICCT's commitment to its workforce (source: theicct.org). Recent job postings suggest active hiring across its various offices, including Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Berlin, Beijing, São Paulo, and New Delhi (source: zoominfo.com).
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The ICCT is looking for an enthusiastic recent graduate or early career professional to join the organization's global Supply Chain Center team as a research fellow with a focus on reducing vehicle production emissions and scaling up resilient and responsible electric vehicle battery supply chains. Within the Fellowship, you will contribute to ICCT's efforts to drive electrification by analyzing battery production and supply chains in Europe and other major vehicle markets globally. Your research will include mapping battery technology trends and cost drivers, assessing production capacities and job potential, and evaluating import dependencies and trade partnerships. This 9 to 12-month fellowship will be based in either our Berlin or Washington D.C. office.
To be successful in our environment, you must be intellectually curious, self-directed, and able to work with people from across the globe. The position is best suited to someone with inventiveness, creativity, resourcefulness, and strong time management skills. The ideal candidate will hold a graduate degree with previous research experience in environment, transportation, energy or battery technology topics, excellent writing skills, some international education, travel or work experience, and demonstrated passion for solving our most pressing global health and environmental challenges.
You Will
- Perform high-quality research on EV policies, supply chains and local-content rules, with a focus in Europe.
- Collect data, and perform quantitative analyses of datasets on the future costs and demand in batteries and minerals, production capacities, and trade flows.
- Author or co-author ICCT publications such as blogs, briefing papers, memos, working papers, and reports.
- Review and summarize technical and scientific literature and review the work of colleagues and outside consultants.
- Support presentations in public workshops and conferences, as well as regulatory working groups and policymaker briefings.
You Have
- B.A. (required), M.S., or Ph.D. (preferred), in engineering, economics, environmental sciences, or related field. Relevant work or research experience is a plus.
- Curiosity and basic understanding of battery technologies, material supply chains, industrial policies and global trade dynamics.
- Excellent quantitative, analytical, research, and organizational skills, along with strong written and verbal communication skills and strong emotional intelligence.
- Strong proficiency with data manipulation and analysis, using Excel, Python, R or similar tools; modelling and programming experience desired.
- English fluency is required, both written and spoken.
Our Benefits
This is a full-time (40 hours/week), temporary position for 12 months. The position may lead to regular, full-time employment depending on organizational resources and the Fellow's performance. The position will be based in the ICCT's Europe office in Berlin. We offer a competitive gross salary of around 3,100 EUR per month, depending on education and experience.
The ICCT provides an excellent benefits package including hybrid/remote work flexibilities, transportation subsidies, professional development opportunities, and other benefits.
Application
To apply, please submit a resume (please refrain from submitting a photograph), cover letter indicating your interest, two writing samples or relevant technical research publications primarily written by the applicant (in English), and the names and contact information of three professional or academic references (as well as any reference letters available). Please include your ideal start date. The position will remain open until filled.
We are committed to equal employment opportunities, regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status. We take pride in being an equal-opportunity workplace.
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About the role
May 20, 2026
Full time
Non-profit
The International Council on Clean Transportation
- Berlin, Germany
Recent graduate or early career professional
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