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Engineering Intern

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Engineering
  • Des Moines

AI generated summary

  • You must be a current student pursuing a relevant engineering degree from an accredited university. Follow application instructions provided.
  • You will evaluate petitions, conduct engineering reviews, write reports, attend meetings, and ensure safety compliance while receiving mentorship from experienced engineers. Flexible hours available.

Requirements

  • Candidates must follow the instructions in the "To Apply" section.
  • The applicant should be pursuing a degree from an accredited university in the fields of civil, petroleum, electrical, mechanical, nuclear, or valuation engineering; engineering economics; depreciation engineering; or industrial engineering, i.e., engineering management, operations research, engineering operations, or another engineering-related degree.
  • Applicants for positions in this class must be currently enrolled students in a degree program at an accredited educational institution, as determined by the Iowa Department of Administrative Services – Human Resources Enterprise.

Responsibilities

  • The successful candidate will work directly with the agency’s Utility Regulation Engineers in evaluating and analyzing petitions and inspections for electric transmission franchises and natural gas and hazardous liquid pipeline permits.
  • The paid position will include conducting engineering reviews of petitions and associated submitted documents, writing memos and reports, and following docket filings, all under the training and mentorship of IUC engineers.
  • The position may involve some travel for public informational meetings, public hearings, and inspections concerning electric transmission, electric distribution, and natural gas and hazardous liquid pipelines.
  • The intern in this position will adhere to all industry safety standards, including those of the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) and Iowa Code.
  • The length of the internship is negotiable and work hours are flexible, with a full- or part-time schedule possible and the ability to create a work schedule around classes and school breaks.

FAQs

What is the duration of the Engineering Internship?

The length of the internship is negotiable.

Are the work hours flexible?

Yes, the work hours are flexible, with options for a full- or part-time schedule that can be arranged around classes and school breaks.

What degree programs are acceptable for applicants?

Applicants should be pursuing a degree in civil, petroleum, electrical, mechanical, nuclear, valuation engineering, engineering economics, depreciation engineering, industrial engineering, or another engineering-related degree.

Will there be opportunities for travel during the internship?

Yes, the position may involve some travel for public informational meetings, public hearings, and inspections.

Is the internship paid?

Yes, the internship position is paid.

What kind of work will the intern be doing?

The intern will be conducting engineering reviews, writing memos and reports, and following docket filings under the guidance of IUC engineers.

Do I need to follow any safety standards during the internship?

Yes, the intern will adhere to all industry safety standards, including those of the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) and Iowa Code.

Who will the intern work with?

The intern will work directly with the agency’s Utility Regulation Engineers.

Are there any specific instructions for applying?

Yes, candidates must follow the instructions provided in the "To Apply" section of the job description.

Can international students apply for this internship?

The job description does not specify eligibility for international students; applicants should verify their eligibility based on their student status and visa regulations.

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