Electrical Engineering Intern — Power Grid & Automation

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.; Wesley Chapel (FL); On-site; USD 33,000 - 45,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible school schedule

Internship with potential full-time

Employee-owned culture

Job summary

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. seeks an Electrical Engineering Intern in Engineering Services in Wesley Chapel, FL. You will support engineers, test new technology, and develop simulators for protection and automation systems.

As a current student graduating after December 2027, you will work on-site part-time during the school year and full-time in the summer, with a drive to learn and contribute to real-world power infrastructure projects.

Qualifications

• Current student pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or equivalent with at least one year of technical coursework completed.
• On-site at Wesley Chapel, FL part‑time during the school year and full‑time in the summer.
• Graduation anticipated December 2027 or later.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support to SEL staff & customers.
• Develop and maintain knowledge of SEL processes and technologies.
• Perform testing on new and existing technology.
• Assist engineers with electrical enclosure and test rack creation.
• Develop simulators and perform tests for customer Protection/Automation systems.
• Assist with HMI creation and PLC programming.
• Assist with power system studies and SEL relay settings.
• Research and test new tools and technologies.
• Follow SEL Values and World Class Manufacturing Principles.

Skills

Programming

3‑phase power systems

Emulators

Logic analyzers

Serial port terminal software

MS Windows

Education

Electrical Engineering / Computer Engineering, or equivalent with at least one year of coursework

Tools

Emulators

Logic analyzers

Serial port terminal software

Job description

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. seeks an Electrical Engineering Intern in Engineering Services in Wesley Chapel, FL. You will support engineers, test new technology, and develop simulators for protection and automation systems.

As a current student graduating after December 2027, you will work on-site part-time during the school year and full-time in the summer, with a drive to learn and contribute to real-world power infrastructure projects.