This internship offers practical exposure to the monitoring, control, and protection of electric utility infrastructure. Intern responsibilities will be tailored to the student's education level, with all engineering tools, systems, and processes taught through training and mentoring. Under supervision, the intern will learn about programming Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) using Distributed Network Protocol (DNP), assist with configuring network settings for substation cyber assets, observe and help investigate network event logs, and gain a foundational understanding of the Energy Management System (EMS), system protection concepts, and cybersecurity in electric power operations. This role is observational and assistive, designed to build understanding rather than require prior technical proficiency. Through practical exposure, mentoring, and collaboration, the intern will develop professional confidence, communication abilities, and people skills, which are critical for early-career engineers and provide value to the organization.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
Associate degree