2026 College Internship Program at Versant Power in Bangor, Maine, United States | Hampden, Maine, United States | Kablio

Role

Description

mentor collaboration

Work alongside industry leading mentors & professionals

Requirements

engineering

data science

accounting

project management

finance

it

Internships are offered in Engineering, Data Science, Accounting, Project Management, Finance, Human Resources, Business Management, and Information Technology.

Benefits

The 2026 College Internship Program is located in Bangor and Hampden. Versant Power provides an immersive and informative internship experience that lets college students see firsthand what it is like to work at an organization focused on safety, workforce engagement, and exceptional service to customers.

We collaborate with leading higher‑education institutions and industry professionals to drive meaningful development. This hands‑on program encourages students to learn, grow, and engage with the organization.

The job description may change at any time. Versant Power is a tobacco‑free, drug‑free, and fragrance‑free workplace and an equal‑opportunity employer. We look forward to your application. Posted 10/01/25.

Receive competitive compensation
Internships are available to full-time college students who are actively enrolled in a college or university
The internship program will run from May 18, 2026 - August 28, 2026

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

$130M Annually

Annual Investment

Invests annually into grid upkeep and growth.

1,265 Miles

Transmission Lines

Manages over 1,265 miles of transmission lines.

6,300 Miles

Primary Distribution

Extends 6,300 miles of primary distribution network.

165K Customers

Served Homes & Businesses

Delivers power to 165,000 residential, commercial, and industrial customers.

Specializes in transmission/distribution only, enabling third-party renewable generators and administering net energy billing.
Geographically unique: its Maine Public District is the only U.S. utility region not directly connected to the rest of the U.S. grid.
Subject to Maine PUC and FERC oversight; underwent a PUC investigation into management in April 2025, but continues to invest in reliability.

Culture + Values

$500K+

Community Investment

Invested in supporting energy affordability, food security, and local nonprofits.

$700K+

Community Investment

Increased investment in 2024 to further support the community.

900+

Volunteer Hours

Employees dedicated significant time to community service through the Power Partners program.

$19K+

Energy Assistance

Provided critical energy assistance to those in need through corporate matching programs.

Committed to delivering safe and reliable electric service.

Environment + Sustainability

140 MW

Interconnected Solar Projects

Over 140 megawatts of solar energy projects have been successfully interconnected since 2020.

382 MW

Active Solar Projects

Managing over 382 megawatts of active solar projects across 400+ ongoing initiatives.

100% Solar Power

Fort Kent District

Entire Fort Kent district was powered solely by local solar energy for three days in May 2024.

1,780+

Interconnection Applications

Processed over 1,780 interconnection applications for distributed energy resources since 2020.

Envisions a fully decarbonized grid enabling distributed energy resources, electrification, and affordability
Conducted Climate Vulnerability Assessment (Dec 2023) and issued Climate Change Vulnerability Study (Dec 2024)
Planning grid upgrades aligned with Maine’s clean-energy goals ahead of integrated grid plan due Jan 2026
Offers EV-friendly rates and supports EV charging and energy storage since Nov 2022 (expanded June 2023)
No explicitly stated net-zero target date available

Inclusion & Diversity

Equal Opportunity Employer: treating all employees regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status
No publicly posted quantitative statistics on gender composition or DEI strategy found on company site or LinkedIn

Articles

My Services

Energy Solutions – Eco Rates

Electrical Safety Education

Contact Customer Service

Arrearage Management Program

Company

Overview

$130M Annually

Annual Investment

Invests annually into grid upkeep and growth.

1,265 Miles

Transmission Lines

Manages over 1,265 miles of transmission lines.

6,300 Miles

Primary Distribution

Extends 6,300 miles of primary distribution network.

165K Customers

Served Homes & Businesses

Delivers power to 165,000 residential, commercial, and industrial customers.

Specializes in transmission/distribution only, enabling third-party renewable generators and administering net energy billing.
Geographically unique: its Maine Public District is the only U.S. utility region not directly connected to the rest of the U.S. grid.
Subject to Maine PUC and FERC oversight; underwent a PUC investigation into management in April 2025, but continues to invest in reliability.

Culture + Values

$500K+

Community Investment

Invested in supporting energy affordability, food security, and local nonprofits.

$700K+

Community Investment

Increased investment in 2024 to further support the community.

900+

Volunteer Hours

Employees dedicated significant time to community service through the Power Partners program.

$19K+

Energy Assistance

Provided critical energy assistance to those in need through corporate matching programs.

Committed to delivering safe and reliable electric service.

Environment + Sustainability

140 MW

Interconnected Solar Projects

Over 140 megawatts of solar energy projects have been successfully interconnected since 2020.

382 MW

Active Solar Projects

Managing over 382 megawatts of active solar projects across 400+ ongoing initiatives.

100% Solar Power

Fort Kent District

Entire Fort Kent district was powered solely by local solar energy for three days in May 2024.

1,780+

Interconnection Applications

Processed over 1,780 interconnection applications for distributed energy resources since 2020.

Envisions a fully decarbonized grid enabling distributed energy resources, electrification, and affordability
Conducted Climate Vulnerability Assessment (Dec 2023) and issued Climate Change Vulnerability Study (Dec 2024)
Planning grid upgrades aligned with Maine’s clean-energy goals ahead of integrated grid plan due Jan 2026
Offers EV-friendly rates and supports EV charging and energy storage since Nov 2022 (expanded June 2023)
No explicitly stated net-zero target date available

Inclusion & Diversity

Equal Opportunity Employer: treating all employees regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status
No publicly posted quantitative statistics on gender composition or DEI strategy found on company site or LinkedIn

Articles

My Services

Energy Solutions – Eco Rates

Electrical Safety Education

Contact Customer Service

Arrearage Management Program