Electrical Engineer Intern Summer 2027

Parsons•San Antonio, TX

About The Position

Parsons is hiring an Electrical Engineer Intern for Summer 2027, based in San Antonio, Texas, or Pasadena, California. The intern will be paired with a mentor in the same discipline and participate in the Parsons Early Talent Program, interacting with interns from other disciplines and senior management. Under the direction of a degreed and licensed electrical engineer, the intern will gain experience with engineering support assignments involving foundational electrical-circuit principles, design and drafting standards, construction practices, and techniques. The work is intended to provide an understanding of the engineering design lifecycle and the role electrical engineers play at Parsons. The intern will interpret engineering notes, specifications, construction materials, and rough sketches and formalize them into working drawings. Assignments will develop practical knowledge of electromechanical equipment, facilities, and systems, including their relationships with telecommunications, architecture, mechanical, civil, and fire-protection disciplines. This position is part of Parsons' Federal Solutions team, which provides resources and services to U.S. government customers in defense, security, intelligence, infrastructure, and environmental fields. No security clearance is required. The stated salary range is $22.93–$40.14.

Requirements

Be enrolled in an engineering curriculum at an accredited college or university and have completed at least two years of electrical engineering studies.
Have experience with applied electrotechnology, power analysis, devices, circuits, and systems.
Have an understanding of the Microsoft Office Suite.
Have a major GPA greater than 3.0.
Have excellent writing, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of CAD; AutoCAD or Revit is preferred.

Responsibilities

Complete engineering support assignments under the direction of a degreed and licensed electrical engineer.
Interpret engineering notes, specifications, materials of construction, and rough sketches and formalize them into working drawings.
Develop practical knowledge of electromechanical equipment, facilities, and systems and their relationships with other engineering disciplines.
Participate in the Parsons Early Talent Program and work with a same-discipline mentor.