Student Internship - Market Data Analyst

We need to output HTML fragment with headings

for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. Must not repeat job title as heading. Must not include Job ID etc. Must preserve all substantive info, no boilerplate like EEO, drug free, etc. Must remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. Also must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". So we need to parse the posting. Let's extract content: - Intro: ISO New England is the independent system operator... (description). This could be "About the role" or maybe "About the role" includes description of organization and role. The posting includes "Internship Title: Market Data Analyst Project Intern Department: Internal Market Monitoring Minimum Education Level: Masters Preferred Majors: Economics, Business, Public Policy". That's metadata; we can fold into short

maybe. - Then: "Love working with data and learning how energy markets operate? Join ISO New England’s Internal Market Monitoring team and help analyze complex electricity market data, create clear visualizations, and uncover trends that support fair and efficient markets. This internship is perfect for students who are organized, detail-oriented, and curious about data and energy systems. You’ll gain hands-on experience pulling and analyzing data, presenting insights to teams and management, and learning how ISO keeps the grid reliable while supporting the clean energy transition." That's description of role. - Then "Who we are" paragraph about ISO New England. - Then "Department Description" about IMM. - Then "What You’ll Be Working On" bullet list (actually sentences with colon and bullet points). We'll turn into

• . - Then "How You’ll Make An Impact" paragraph. - Then "What We Look For In a Candidate" bullet list (actually sentences). We'll turn into
  • . - Then "What You’ll Gain" bullet list. - Then "This employer will not sponsor applicants for work visas..." etc. That's a note about visa sponsorship; could be considered part of Requirements? Might be considered a requirement (no sponsorship). But it's a statement; we could include in Requirements or maybe as a note. Since it's substantive, we should keep it. It's not boilerplate; it's a specific condition. We'll include maybe under Requirements or Qualifications. - Then "This is a U.S. based role. If the successful candidate resides outside of the U.S., relocation will be required." Also substantive. - Then EEO and Drug Free Environment boilerplate: must remove. Thus sections: - About the role: could combine intro description and who we are and department description? But we need headings only when there is real specific content. We could have:

    About the role

    ...

    - Responsibilities: from "What You’ll Be Working On" and maybe "How You’ll Make An Impact". Could combine. - Requirements: includes Minimum Education Level: Masters, Preferred Majors, visa sponsorship note, relocation requirement, maybe also "Self-motivated, highly organized, detail-oriented" etc? Actually those are under "What We Look For In a Candidate" which could be Skills or Qualifications. We need to decide. Qualifications: maybe education and majors. Skills: the candidate attributes. Benefits: maybe "What You’ll Gain" could be considered Benefits? But it's more like learning outcomes. Could be "Benefits" section? The instruction says include Benefits only if posting actually states them. The posting does not list benefits like health insurance, stipend, etc. It lists what you'll gain (skills). That's not typical benefits but could be considered "What You’ll Gain". Might be better as "Qualifications" or "Skills". However we have a section "Skills" for skill-related content. The "What You’ll Gain" is about learning outcomes, not necessarily skills you already have. Could be placed under "What You’ll Gain" as a subsection but we don't have that heading. We could treat as "Benefits" if we consider gaining experience as a benefit. But the instruction says only include if posting actually states them. It does state "What You’ll Gain" which is a list of benefits (experience, skills). So we could create a Benefits section with that list. Pay and Schedule: not mentioned, so omit. Thus sections: - About the role (intro + who we are + department description) - Responsibilities (What You’ll Be Working On + How You’ll Make An Impact) - Requirements (Minimum Education Level, Preferred Majors, visa sponsorship, relocation) - Skills (What We Look For In a Candidate) - Benefits (What You’ll Gain) We must not repeat job title as heading. We need to preserve all substantive info, not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep the exact phrasing? We can keep the substance but not necessarily verbatim? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." So we should keep the details, not omit any. We can rephrase slightly but must keep all info. Safer to keep the original sentences. Let's extract each piece. Intro paragraph: "ISO New England is the independent system operator responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable flow of electricity in our region and planning for the future of the electric grid. We are at the forefront of New England’s ongoing transition to clean energy." Then "Internship Title: Market Data Analyst Project Intern Department: Internal Market Monitoring Minimum Education Level: Masters Preferred Majors: Economics, Business, Public Policy". We'll fold into a short p maybe: "Internship Title: Market Data Analyst Project Intern. Department: Internal Market Monitoring. Minimum Education Level: Masters. Preferred Majors: Economics, Business, Public Policy." Then the motivational paragraph: "Love working with data and learning how energy markets operate? Join ISO New England’s Internal Market Monitoring team and help analyze complex electricity market data, create clear visualizations, and uncover trends that support fair and efficient markets. This internship is perfect for students who are organized, detail-oriented, and curious about data and energy systems. You’ll gain hands-on experience pulling and analyzing data, presenting insights to teams and management, and learning how ISO keeps the grid reliable while supporting the clean energy transition." Then "Who we are" paragraph: "ISO New England is one of the most pivotal energy companies you’ve probably never heard of. Our job is to oversee the 24/7 operation of the power grid that covers the six-states of New England and to administer the region’s $10+ billion “stock exchange” for buying and selling of wholesale electricity. Our work ensures that over 14 million people can reliably turn their lights on and complete their jobs, take care of their families, and live in comfort with convenience." Then "Department Description": "The Internal Market Monitoring (IMM) Group protects both consumers and market participants in New England’s wholesale electricity markets. The team mitigates the impacts of uncompetitive bidding, identifies market design issues and potential manipulation, and evaluates overall market performance. IMM brings together expertise in economics, engineering, financial analysis, data science, and law to ensure fair and efficient electricity markets." Then "What You’ll Be Working On": bullet list: - Work with a multidisciplinary team to monitor wholesale market outcomes and participant behavior. - Pull and analyze complex market data to identify trends and insights. - Create clear, easy-to-understand visualizations and reports for internal teams and management. - Research, document, and share new methodologies or tools to enhance team knowledge and efficiency. - Gain exposure to electricity market operations and ISO New England’s role in ensuring efficient, reliable, and clean energy markets. Then "How You’ll Make An Impact": "You'll transform raw market data into actionable insights that help drive key business decisions. Your work will support accurate market analysis, improved forecasting, and give you hands-on experience with data analytics tools and real world energy market operations." Then "What We Look For In a Candidate": bullet list: - Self-motivated, highly organized, and detail-oriented. - Strong oral and written communication skills. - Ability to collaborate effectively within a team. - Demonstrated ability to research, document, and share new knowledge. - Interest in data analysis, visualization, and energy markets. Then "What You’ll Gain": bullet list: - Learn how to extract, manipulate, and analyze complex market datasets. - Gain experience creating visualizations and presenting insights to management and other internal teams. - Understand the workings of wholesale electricity markets and ISO New England’s role in supporting competitive, efficient, and reliable operations. - Build technical, analytical, and professional skills while contributing directly to market monitoring initiatives. Then visa note: "This employer will not sponsor applicants for work visas for this position (ex: H-1B, F-1/CPT/OPT, O-1, E-3, TN, J, etc.). This is a U.S. based role. If the successful candidate resides outside of the U.S., relocation will be required." We must not include EEO/Drug Free. Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences. We'll structure:

    About the role

    ISO New England is the independent system operator responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable flow of electricity in our region and planning for the future of the electric grid. We are at the forefront of New England’s ongoing transition to clean energy. Internship Title: Market Data Analyst Project Intern. Department: Internal Market Monitoring. Minimum Education Level: Masters. Preferred Majors: Economics, Business, Public Policy. Love working with data and learning how energy markets operate? Join ISO New England’s Internal Market Monitoring team and help analyze complex electricity market data, create clear visualizations, and uncover trends that support fair and efficient markets. This internship is perfect for students who are organized, detail-oriented, and curious about data and energy systems. You’ll gain hands-on experience pulling and analyzing data, presenting insights to teams and management, and learning how ISO keeps the grid reliable while supporting the clean energy transition. ISO New England is one of the most pivotal energy companies you’ve probably never heard of. Our job is to oversee the 24/7 operation of the power grid that covers the six-states of New England and to administer the region’s $10+ billion “stock exchange” for buying and selling of wholesale electricity. Our work ensures that over 14 million people can reliably turn their lights on and complete their jobs, take care of their families, and live in comfort with convenience. The Internal Market Monitoring (IMM) Group protects both consumers and market participants in New England’s wholesale electricity markets. The team mitigates the impacts of uncompetitive bidding, identifies market design issues and potential manipulation, and evaluates overall market performance. IMM brings together expertise in economics, engineering, financial analysis, data science, and law to ensure fair and efficient electricity markets.

    But that mixes a lot. Might be too long but okay. Alternatively we could split into multiple paragraphs but still under same heading. The instruction: use

    for prose. So we can have multiple

    under heading. That's fine. Thus:

    About the role

    ISO New England is the independent system operator responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable flow of electricity in our region and planning for the future of the electric grid. We are at the forefront of New England’s ongoing transition to clean energy.

    Internship Title: Market Data Analyst Project Intern. Department: Internal Market Monitoring. Minimum Education Level: Masters. Preferred Majors: Economics, Business, Public Policy.

    Love working with data and learning how energy markets operate? Join ISO New England’s Internal Market Monitoring team and help analyze complex electricity market data, create clear visualizations, and uncover trends that support fair and efficient markets. This internship is perfect for students who are organized, detail-oriented, and curious about data and energy systems. You’ll gain hands-on experience pulling and analyzing data, presenting insights to teams and management, and learning how ISO keeps the grid reliable while supporting the clean energy transition.

    ISO New England is one of the most pivotal energy companies you’ve probably never heard of. Our job is to oversee the 24/7 operation of the power grid that