College Intern – AVFI Electrical and Telecommunications Engineering

Port of Seattle•SeaTac, WA

About The Position

There are two (2) available positions for this full-time summer internship opportunity. This internship position will assist the senior electrical and telecom systems engineers with facility record documentation and asset management. The record data provides the basis for future development planning and growth. The intern will study existing systems and propose opportunities to implement energy-efficient products and systems. The intern will also help other staff gather as-built information useful for assembling the facility master record drawing system. There will be two positions, one with a focus on power and one with a focus on telecommunications.

Requirements

A student – You must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program or a recent graduate (< 1 year ago) of an undergrad degree program related to electrical engineering or computer engineering.
Experience – You have knowledge of Microsoft Office products, with a strong emphasis on Excel. You have experience working with data and have a strong mathematical background.
Technical skills – You have experience with AutoCAD. You are familiar with 3-phase electrical systems and/or telecommunications systems.
Organized and proactive – You have excellent organizational skills and the ability to organize large amounts of data. You’re able to read or quickly learn how to read drawings of building construction elements, such as electrical and HVAC systems.
Communication – You have good written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills to communicate in writing and in person with varying Port employees.

Nice To Haves

We hope you possess a desire to learn power systems for building design and construction, and have had exposure to design and or construction process.

Responsibilities

Research record documents such as plans, specifications, and technical reports to verify existing equipment and infrastructure locations and capacities.
Collect data from various electrical and communication equipment and systems. Gain knowledge of practical engineering.
Update existing electrical panelboard schedules and assist with project shutdowns.
Review tenant upgrade projects from inception through construction.
Research and develop energy-efficient products and energy-saving systems.
Assist with the development and management of infrastructure small job projects.
Review and update current standards and specifications.
Field verification involving industrial areas, construction sites, and equipment rooms.
Prepare and edit an Excel spreadsheet listing equipment by number, type, and location.
Assist in gathering and formatting as-built information to be used for the preparation of facility master record drawings.
Compile asset management data and enter into AutoCAD files and/or the Excel spreadsheet.