College Intern - Federal Affairs - Washington D.C. (Spring)

Salt River Project

Provides water and power to central Arizona, focusing on sustainable resource management and community service.

Assist Federal Affairs team with research, event support, and legislative monitoring in DC.

9 days ago ago

Entry-level

Internship

Washington, DC

Office Full-Time

Company Size

5,000 Employees

Service Specialisms

Power and water construction services

Water engineering

Procurement services

Project facilitation / management

New construction energy design assistance

Supplier diversity

Capital projects design & construction specifications

Civil & environmental engineering services

Sector Specialisms

Water

Energy

Electrical

Construction services - water & power

Transmission and distribution line engineering design

Transmission line construction

Transmission line maintenance

Distribution design

Role

Fridays are optional depending on the Congressional schedule
401(k) plan with employer matching
Tuition assistance for both undergraduate and graduate programs: College interns are eligible to receive $1000 per calendar year
Access to a recreation and fitness facility

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Company

It operates a vast network of reservoirs, canals, and power plants, meeting the needs of millions of people.
The company is a leader in sustainable water resource management, ensuring reliable water delivery for agriculture, municipalities, and industries.
Salt River Project's power division generates electricity through a combination of solar, hydroelectric, and natural gas resources.
Noteworthy for its cutting-edge solar energy initiatives, SRP is expanding its renewable energy infrastructure to meet growing demand.
The company regularly undertakes large-scale projects to modernize its water and energy infrastructure to improve system efficiency and environmental sustainability.
As a provider of essential services, SRP is deeply integrated into the region's growth, supporting both residential and commercial development.
SRP also plays a key role in preserving the region’s natural resources, balancing growth with environmental stewardship.