Graduate Fall Intern: Hybrid Energy Systems Modeling

National Laboratory of the Rockies; Boulder (CO); Remote; USD 45,000 - 71,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

403(b) with match

Relocation assistance

Job summary

National Laboratory of the Rockies in Boulder, CO is seeking a Graduate Fall Intern to design and optimize distributed hybrid energy systems, focusing on generation, storage, distribution, and chemical end-uses. The intern will run analyses with various simulation tools, deploy scalable strategies for different plant sizes in real time, and collaborate with federal, state, and industry partners.

Applicants must be enrolled full-time in a bachelor’s or master’s program and maintain a 3.0 GPA; the

Qualifications

• GPA 3.0 or higher required.
• Full-time student in a bachelor’s or master’s program.
• Recent graduates within 12 months may be eligible for internship period up to one year.
• Must meet educational requirements before employment start date.

Responsibilities

• Design and optimize distributed hybrid energy systems across generation, storage, and distribution.
• Run analyses and simulations to determine technical and economic sizing.
• Publish results in technical journals and present at conferences.
• Support development of new proposals and reviews.

Skills

Distributed energy design

Ammonia modeling

Python programming

High performance computing

Education

Bachelor's degree in progress

Master's degree in progress

PhD student

Tools

HPC environments

Job description

National Laboratory of the Rockies in Boulder, CO is seeking a Graduate Fall Intern to design and optimize distributed hybrid energy systems, focusing on generation, storage, distribution, and chemical end-uses. The intern will run analyses with various simulation tools, deploy scalable strategies for different plant sizes in real time, and collaborate with federal, state, and industry partners.

Applicants must be enrolled full-time in a bachelor’s or master’s program and maintain a 3.0 GPA; the