FAQs
What is the duration of the Power Systems Engineering Internship?
The Power Systems Engineering Internship is available in June 2025.
What educational background is required for this internship?
Candidates must be pursuing a bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline related to electrical, power systems, or renewable energy.
Is prior experience in power systems required for this internship?
No prior experience is required, but basic knowledge of power systems and renewable energy technologies is expected.
What kind of projects will I work on as an intern?
Interns will assist in the design and analysis of decarbonized energy systems, including renewable energy sources and related power system studies.
Are there specific software tools I need to be familiar with?
Familiarity with software tools such as PSCAD, PSS/E, ETAP, or SKM is a plus, as well as basic knowledge of AutoCAD.
Will I receive training during my internship?
Yes, interns will learn various aspects of solar and substation design and will adhere to instructions while learning from experienced engineers.
What are the interpersonal skills expected from interns in this role?
Strong interpersonal and communication skills are essential for team-based work and effective presentation to colleagues and clients.
What is the pay range for this internship position?
The good faith base salary hiring range for this position in Dallas is $19.00 to $32.00 per hour, depending on experience, educational background, and skill level.
Is there a possibility of getting hired full-time after the internship?
While the internship does not guarantee a full-time position, it provides a valuable opportunity to gain experience and showcase your skills within the company.
What is the application process for this internship?
After submitting your application, candidates will be invited to showcase their skills through a pre-recorded video interview, followed by a review and potential next steps with a team member.
Are international candidates eligible to apply?
Candidates must be eligible to work in the United States without the need for employer-sponsored work authorization now or in the future.