Graduate (Summer) Intern – Modeling, Real-Time Simulation, and Analysis of Distribution Systems

National Renewable Energy Laboratory(1 month ago)

HybridFull TimeIntern$44,500 - $71,200Research

About this role

A graduate summer intern position in the Grid Automation and Controls group at the National Laboratory of the Rockies focused on modeling, real-time simulation, and analysis of power distribution systems. The role supports research projects that improve power system operations and works closely with industry and utility partners. This is a fixed-term, full-time (40 hours/week) 3-month internship based in Golden, Colorado.

View Original Listing

Required Skills

Power Modeling
Dynamic Modeling
Steady-State Modeling
Distribution Systems
Protection Schemes
HIL
Real-Time Modeling
Python
OpenDSS
CYME

+4 more

Qualifications

Minimum 3.0 GPA
Master's in Electrical Engineering
PhD Enrollment in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor's Degree (recent graduate eligible)
PIV Card Eligibility

About National Renewable Energy Laboratory

nrel.gov

NREL bridges research with real-world applications to advance energy technologies that lower costs, boost the economy, strengthen security, and ensure abundant energy.

View more jobs at National Renewable Energy Laboratory →