Graduate (Summer) Intern – Modeling, Small/Large-Signal Stability Analysis, and Control of Grid-Connected Power Electronics Converters for Inverter-based Resources-Driven Power Systems

National Renewable Energy Laboratory(28 days ago)

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

About this role

Graduate (Summer) Intern at the National Laboratory of the Rockies working with the Power Systems Engineering Center on modeling, stability analysis, and control of grid-connected power electronics converters for inverter-based resource-driven power systems. The remote, fixed-term internship supports research toward integrating high levels of inverter-based resources and advancing grid-forming inverter technologies. The position is full-time (40 hours/week) for up to one year depending on educational status.

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Required Skills

Power Electronics
Control Design
Stability Analysis
Grid-Forming
Hardware Prototyping
Firmware Development
MATLAB/Simulink
PLECS
DSPs
HIL Testing

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Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
PhD Enrollment
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Card Eligibility

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