FAQs
What is the main focus of the internship in Automation and Control Systems?
The main focus of the internship is to support the SCADA Engineering team in configuring and programming protective relays, automation controllers, and SCADA systems, while also assisting with process workflows, P&ID drawings, and equipment replacement.
What are the principal responsibilities associated with this internship?
Principal responsibilities include supporting the SCADA Engineering team in various activities, assisting in building process workflows, preparing P&ID drawings, replacing equipment in the network, performing scheduled activities with the Engineering team, and developing knowledge in SCADA systems and project management skills in automation.
What skills or knowledge should a candidate possess for this position?
Candidates should be willing to learn about control systems applications in water and wastewater systems, be proficient in Microsoft Excel, have familiarity with water treatment systems, possess excellent communication skills, be able to manage multiple tasks, and have above-average analytical ability.
What are the educational requirements for this internship?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program and be in their sophomore year or later. They must have completed an introductory course in electrical engineering and power/automation/control engineering, and should have a working knowledge of protective relays and automation devices.
What is the salary for this intern position?
The role offers a salary of $18 per hour.
What are the working hours for this internship?
The working hours are from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, weekdays, totaling approximately 32-40 hours per week.
Where is the internship located?
This internship is 100% onsite at the Shelton, CT office.
How does this internship benefit the intern's professional development?
The intern can expect to develop or enhance their knowledge of large-scale SCADA systems, water treatment and distribution, and project management skills in automation, while gaining exposure to the operations and maintenance of assets in the utility industry.