TAMU CAREER FAIR - Field Engineer Internship (Summer 2027)

Applied High Voltage, LLC•Walton Township, MI

62d•Onsite

About The Position

CoVolt Power is a leading utility-scale EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) company specializing in the design and delivery of solar, battery energy storage (BESS), and high-voltage infrastructure. Since its founding in 2005, the company has built a reputation for de-risking project delivery and providing creative, integrated solutions that span the power and digital infrastructure sectors. Consistently ranked as a top-tier EPC, CoVolt Power leverages a mission-driven approach to safety and quality, delivering thousands of megawatts in renewable assets that support a more resilient and sustainable energy future for developers, utilities, independent power producers (IPPs), and data center operators across North America. Our Field Engineer (FE) Interns will work on a solar construction project site, gaining exposure to the Field Engineer (FE) role. The Field Engineer (FE) is an entry-level, field-based position responsible for the support and execution of an assigned scope for project construction, from early phases of preconstruction through final acceptance of the project by the client. The position works closely with Project Engineers, Project Managers, and supports Superintendents. Candidates selected for this internship are expected to relocate to the project site for the duration of the 12-week internship during Summer 2027. This internship is an hourly position and will be eligible for overtime and per diem.

Requirements

Must be enrolled within a university in either Sophomore, Junior, or going into Senior year working toward their degree in Engineering (civil, mechanical or electrical engineering) or construction management/science, with an interest in pursuing a construction or project management career.
Computer literacy and proficiency using Microsoft tools, especially Excel.
Excellent mathematical skills, including application and use in problem solving.
Strong coordination, time management, active listening, verbal and written communication skills, critical thinking, and reasoning skills.
Ability to relocate to construction site for duration of the 12-week internship.
Ability to walk active job sites while adhering to safety requirements.

Nice To Haves

Basic exposure to technical and administrative phases of project management.
Basic exposure/ability to read & understand IFC drawings and job specifications for civil and electrical work.

Responsibilities

Support and execution of an assigned scope for project construction, from early phases of preconstruction through final acceptance of the project by the client.
Work closely with Project Engineers, Project Managers, and support Superintendents.
Give a companywide presentation at the conclusion of the internship program showcasing their summer internship and what they learned.