HVDC Electrical Systems Intern - Grid & Power Electronics

GE Vernova; Creswell; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Vernova’s HVDC Centre of Excellence in Stafford, UK offers an Electrical System Engineering Intern role. You will join a team of system engineers to contribute to circuit design, insulation coordination, and reliability studies, developing skills in a globally recognised renewables and grid organisation.

The 12-month program invites a motivated student who has completed two years of degree study in Electrical Power Systems or Power Electronics and is on track for a 2:1.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a degree in Electrical Power Systems or Power Electronics with expected 2:1 at bachelor level.
• Two years of degree-level study completed or in progress.
• Internship requires a motivated candidate with a solution-focused, positive approach.

Responsibilities

• Main electrical circuit design tasks within HVDC projects.
• Electrical insulation coordination studies, Transient & RMS studies.
• Equipment lifecycle management throughout project duration.
• Reliability, availability and maintainability studies for systems.
• Electrical losses monitoring and management.
• Filter design and development for HVDC applications.
• Support for solution development and industrialisation of projects.

Skills

Electrical Power Systems

Power Electronics

Circuit Design

Insulation Coordination

Transient & RMS Studies

Equipment Lifecycle

Reliability & Maintainability

Electrical Losses Management

Filter Design

Industrialisation

Solution Development

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

Job description

GE Vernova’s HVDC Centre of Excellence in Stafford, UK offers an Electrical System Engineering Intern role. You will join a team of system engineers to contribute to circuit design, insulation coordination, and reliability studies, developing skills in a globally recognised renewables and grid organisation.

The 12-month program invites a motivated student who has completed two years of degree study in Electrical Power Systems or Power Electronics and is on track for a 2:1.