Energy Supply Student Internship: Environmental Sciences & Technologies

Description

• Conduct research and assigned tasks independently, but still be willing to interface with other peers and a technical mentor on a regular basis.
• Final presentations by summer student internship employees to their peers, mentors and other EPRI technical staff
• Conduct literature surveys and clear documentation of results in written and visual form
• Work with technical mentors to gain experience in addressing real-world challenges, drivers, and priorities that impact power generation.
• Worked on group projects as part of classes.

Requirements

• Be at least starting their junior year (3rd year) in Fall, while some projects will prefer M.S. or PhD graduate-level students graduating in next 1-2 years.
• Working knowledge of core degree areas.
• Willingness to take on new challenges.
• Willingness to work and network with peer student interns at EPRI.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.

Benefits

• Undergraduate: $16-29 per hour
• Team building activities, for example a trip to the National Whitewater Center
• EPRI lab tours
• Ph.D: $27-34 per hour
• Tours of local power generation facilities
• Lunch and learns with past interns, current EPRI employees
• Masters: $25-31 per hour

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance