Graduate (Summer) Intern – EMT modeling, Real-Time simulation, and Control Development of Solid-State Transformers and medium-voltage and high-voltage power electronics for Modern Power Systems

National Renewable Energy Laboratory(25 days ago)

RemoteFull TimeIntern$44,500 - $71,200Power Systems Engineering

About this role

A Graduate (Summer) Intern at the National Laboratory of the Rockies supporting research in solid-state transformers and medium- and high-voltage power electronics for modern power systems. The role is part of NLR’s Power Systems Engineering Center and involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and external partners to advance grid integration research.

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Required Skills

EMT Modeling
HIL Testing
Power Electronics
Control Development
MATLAB Simulink
PLECS
DSP Programming
Firmware Development
Converter Prototyping
Grid Integration

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree (enrolled or recent graduate)
Master's Degree (enrolled or recent graduate)
PhD Enrollment (if applicable)
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Card (HSPD-12)

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