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MISO is seeking a Service Line Strategy Intern to support Operations and Planning by researching industry trends and converting insights into strategic recommendations for the future of the electric grid. You will gain hands-on experience with multi-year prioritization, roadmaps, and planning views using tools like Excel, Power BI, and PowerPoint.
The role offers exposure across Market Operations, System Operations, Transmission Planning, and Resource Planning, with housing available for
As our Service Line Strategy Intern, you’ll contribute to MISO’s Operations and Planning strategy by researching emerging industry trends and translating them into strategic insights and recommendations to help leaders prepare MISO for the future of the electric grid.
You’ll gain hands‑on experience with:
A great day in this role means exploring an emerging industry trend, connecting it to MISO’s Operations and Planning strategy, and working with team members and business leaders to understand what it could mean for the future.
You’ll know you’re making an impact when your research or analysis helps clarify a strategic question, identifies a new consideration, or turns complex information into an insight that leaders can use to make better decisions.
What makes this team unique is the combination of high‑impact work, broad exposure, and a collaborative team environment. You’ll get to work across Market Operations, System Operations, Transmission Planning, and Resource Planning, while learning directly from experienced leaders and seeing how strategic decisions are made across MISO. The team is curious, driven, supportive, and willing to challenge ideas — creating a great environment to ask questions, build industry knowledge quickly, and contribute meaningful work rather than just observe.
Term: June 2 – August 13, 2027 | Full-time | Paid
Location: Carmel, IN | Eagan, MN | Housing available for qualified students
Academic Level: Undergraduate and Graduate
Degree: Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Economics, Data Science, Business, Finance, Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, or another related analytical or strategy-focused degree
MISO manages the electricity superhighway in the Central U.S. Through the use of groundbreaking research and advanced technology, our highly skilled employees ensure power flows reliably to 45 million customers. Operating the electricity grid, running a robust energy market, planning for a bright future – it’s what our immensely talented and dedicated team does every day. Plug into your future career.