Australia, New Zealand, Online/remote
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This opportunity is a great starting point for anyone who wants to push the boundaries of digital transformation in Energy Management by developing a bold idea around sustainability and efficiency. Help us create a more sustainable and green future with energy.
Welcome to Schneider Electric’s Go Green Pacific Virtual Experience.
This virtual experience is based on Schneider Electric’s Go Green competition 2022 in collaboration with AVEVA. We are looking for bold ideas that can re-shape a more sustainable future for our industry and our company. Our Go Green competition in 2021 attracted over 25,000 students globally. Regional top teams will be given professional mentorship and access to our E-learning platform. Global winners will be awarded a 10,000 Euro prize divided equally amongst the winning team members.
At Schneider Electric, our purpose is to empower all to make the most of our energy and resources, bridging progress and sustainability for all. At Schneider, we call this Life Is On.
This Virtual Experience Program is self-paced and should take only 3 to 5 hours to complete.
This Virtual Experience Program is free for all students.
When you complete the Virtual Experience Program, you’ll earn a digital badge and certificate you can share on Linkedin and include on your resume.
This Virtual Experience gives you a chance to be part of creating a sustainable planet and understand what it is like to #DareToDisrupt with Schneider Electric. Schneider Electric is ranked 4th out of 100 most sustainable corporations of 2022 and is recognised one of the world’s most ethical companies in 2022. Throughout the program, you will experience the process of design thinking and apply your problem thinking skills to solve a real-world issue. When you complete Virtual Experience, you have the opportunity to register your idea to our Go Green Competition for a chance to win…
Problem solving skills
Business application of creating solutions to meet customer needs
Understanding Schneider Electric
Understanding the process of design thinking
Better understanding of the energy landscape
Module 1: Know your Client (20 minutes)
Schneider Electric’s mission is to be our customer’s digital partner for sustainability and efficiency. It is important to know WHO you client is, WHAT they do and WHY they do it.
Module 2: Detect the customer’s problems (30 minutes)
It is important at this stage to identify our customer problems.
Module 3: Explore the ecosystem (30 minutes)
Research existing information on solutions and projects around energy management and digitisation that disrupted the industry.
Module 4: Brainstorming (30 minutes)
Brainstorming is a great exercise used to come up with ideas.
Module 5: Pick a direction (5 minutes)
When it comes to design thinking, ensure that your idea meets the three core criteria.
Module 6: Generate Solutions (20 minutes)
Develop all kinds of potential solutions for your chosen issue. Expand on your idea.
Module 7: Validate your idea (20 minutes)
Validate your solutions by identifying the PAINS your customer currently has as well as the GAINS they will have as a result of your solution to the problem.
Module 8: Organise your project (1 hour)
Now it’s time to solidify your idea and organise your project in a presentation.
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I am more of post-sales. Thus, I interact a lot with customers remotely, either via Email or a phone call. As a graduate, you take a longer time to solve something for the customer and it can be quite pressurizing if the customer's situation is urgent. However, you get to learn a lot through the customer's application.
Digital Tools rollout and support
They didn't just give me busy work, rather meaningful projects.
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Our connected technologies reshape industries, transform cities & enrich lives. Join us in solving today's energy challenges!
Fantastic work culture, having compared notes with others from my graduating class there doesn’t seem to be many places that are this welcoming and open.
The flexible hours of my work day, allowing me to start and finish when I need to.
People are very supportive. My co-workers or managers are always willing to answer my questions if I get stuck on tasks.
Lot of opportunities to grow your career, good work-life balance, helpful teammates.
There is a great degree of diversity in backgrounds and profession - there is a lot of room to learn.
Challenging to navigate a global and large organisation at times.
Sometimes you can feel overwhelmed as there is such a large product portfolio and no singular hub for information and resources.
Some work is very aligned with background/passions and some is what you have to do to get the work done.
SE is so big that it can be difficult to navigate or find the right person for help. Change can also take a while.
The office location is too far and sometimes travelling to regional sites.