Intern-Asset Maintenance Summer 2027

ATC•Cottage Grove, WI

About The Position

As an Asset Maintenance Intern, you'll gain hands-on experience supporting the maintenance and reliability of ATC's electric transmission system. Working alongside experienced professionals, you'll assist with field inspections, asset data analysis, maintenance planning, and projects that help ensure safe and reliable electric service across the region. Internships at ATC are built around growth. You'll gain hands-on experience, receive guidance from experienced professionals, and develop skills that prepare you for future career opportunities. From day one, you'll work on meaningful assignments, participate in team discussions, and contribute ideas that make an impact. We believe the best learning happens through doing. The energy industry is evolving, and ATC plays a critical role in shaping its future. As an intern, you'll gain exposure to industry challenges, emerging technologies, and innovative solutions that support a reliable electric grid. Build relationships with professionals across the organization, expand your network, and gain insights into a variety of career paths within the energy industry. We're committed to creating an environment where interns can learn, contribute, and thrive. Your ideas, perspectives, and contributions help shape our future while building the foundation for you.

Requirements

Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Construction Management, or a related field.
Strong interest in utility infrastructure, maintenance, or field operations.
Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Responsibilities

Support transmission asset inspection and maintenance activities.
Participate in field visits to observe transmission line equipment and infrastructure.
Assist with collecting, organizing, and analyzing asset condition data.
Support maintenance planning, reporting, and documentation.
Utilize GIS, maintenance databases, and other utility technology tools.
Participate in safety meetings and field observations.
Collaborate with teams across Asset Maintenance, Engineering, Operations, and Vegetation Management.
Gain exposure to substation maintenance activities and utility operations.