Engineering Intern
What you'll do
The devices we make at SEL are embedded in the power grid. They prevent blackouts. They make outages safer and shorter in duration; they add cybersecurity, automation, and communication. They use cutting-edge technologies and operate at speeds that push other pieces of the grid to go faster. As an Electrical Engineering Intern in Engineering Services, you’ll provide solutions and services that help our customers protect and control critical electrical infrastructure and power systems worldwide. As an Electrical Engineering Intern, a typical day might include the following: Providing technical support to SEL ES staff & customers Developing and maintaining knowledge in SEL processes and technologies. Performing testing on new and existing technology. Learn power system protection through simulations and testing. Documenting and communicating test results. Following and applying SEL Values, Principles of Operations, and World Class Manufacturing Principles. This job might be for you if: You are currently a student pursuing a BS in Electrical Engineering, with one to two years engineering education completed....
Pay
$24.25-$33 per hour
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