Graduate Intern - Electric Transmission Planning
Transmission Planning
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What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $37 – $42. Most postings never say.
- Nobody had applied when this was listed — you would be near the front of the queue.
- Posted in the last 24 hours.
The gist
This internship involves analyzing electric transmission needs and developing expansion plans for new infrastructure. Ideal for engineering students with a focus on power systems or energy systems. You’ll work on real projects with tangible impact, using industry tools and collaborating with key stakeholders.
What you would actually do
- Evaluate transmission needs and develop expansion plans for new substations and interconnections
- Use PSS/E, Python, PowerGem’s TARA, and Aspen One-Liner for system analysis
- Collaborate with PJM and internal teams on FERC Order 1000 processes
- Work on projects with real-world impact for net zero goals by 2050
Skills mentioned
How to apply
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