Electrical Engineering Intern: Building Systems Design

IMEG Corporation; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 30,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Mentor program

Path to full-time

Job summary

IMEG Corporation in Minneapolis, MN is seeking an Electrical Engineering Intern for a 10–12 week summer program. You will assist in analysis, design, and implementation oversight of electrical systems for the built environment, working with a team of engineers on real project work.

During the internship you’ll contribute to project documentation, coordination across disciplines, site observations, and final checks, gaining exposure to education, government, and healthcare sectors.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a BS degree in Electrical Engineering (2+ years completed)
• Proficiency with MS Office
• Experience with AutoCAD and BIM desired
• Strong written and verbal communication skills

Responsibilities

• Assist with design portions of projects in accordance with codes and IMEG standards
• Research commercially available equipment
• Support client relations and maintain project documentation
• Coordinate design and schedule with architectural, structural, electrical and other disciplines
• Document design decisions and meetings, monitor progress
• Review project documents for accuracy before final checks
• Prepare and issue addendum information
• Conduct periodic field observations and support contract services

Skills

MS Office

AutoCAD

Building Information Modeling

Communication skills

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering (in progress)

Job description

IMEG Corporation in Minneapolis, MN is seeking an Electrical Engineering Intern for a 10–12 week summer program. You will assist in analysis, design, and implementation oversight of electrical systems for the built environment, working with a team of engineers on real project work.

During the internship you’ll contribute to project documentation, coordination across disciplines, site observations, and final checks, gaining exposure to education, government, and healthcare sectors.