Atlante is NHOA’s new Global Business Line dedicated to build the first EV Fastcharging Network enabled by renewables, energy storage and 100% grid-integrated. The Atlante project is the result of the partnership between NHOA – which develops and invests in the network being owner and operator – Free2Move eSolutions, in the role of supplier of charging technology, and Stellantis automotive group.

We are looking for a Pricing & Revenue Analyst Intern to support our pricing strategy and commercial operations across Atlante's five markets. You will build the competitive tariff intelligence behind our pricing decisions, contribute to the design of new pricing logics, and assist the team on billing and monthly reporting.

Brief description of the role:

You join the Sales Channels & Pricing team , which owns tariff strategy, sales channels, interoperability and the commercial agreements with eMSPs and network partners across Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and Switzerland. Reporting to the Head of Sales Channels & Pricing , you support the team across its full scope:



from competitive benchmarking and pricing design through to the configuration of tariffs on internal and roaming platforms, and the monthly billing and reporting cycle.
The role combines analysis with hands-on operations. You will see a pricing decision through its entire lifecycle — from the market analysis that triggers it, to its configuration on the platforms, to the invoiced revenue it generates.

Value Creation:

You create value by giving the team a reliable, current and comparable view of how the market prices charging across five countries, by turning that view into concrete pricing proposals tested against our own data, and by supporting the operational backbone that makes tariffs live and revenue collectable.

Core Responsibilities:

Competitive pricing intelligence
- Build and maintain a tariff observatory across Atlante's five markets, covering the main CPOs and eMSPs: ad-hoc prices, subscriptio

📌 STAGE | Pricing (Milano)
🏢 Atlante
📍 Milano