Hardware Automation & Test Intern — Industrial Validation

GE Vernova; City of Rochester (NY); On-site; USD 46,000 - 91,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Housing allowance

Employee assistance program

Retirement savings plan

Job summary

GE Vernova's Critical Infrastructure Communications (CIC) internship in Rochester, NY offers hands-on validation experience in real-world industrial applications within an energy grid context. The role emphasizes exposure to hardware and software validation and collaboration with senior engineers.

You will gain mentorship, training, and practical knowledge of Linux tooling, scripting, and agile processes while contributing to next-generation communications products for critical infrastructure.

Qualifications

• Eligible candidates currently enrolled in Electrical, Computer, or Software Engineering programs.
• At least two years of their degree completed.
• Open to undergraduate and graduate students.

Responsibilities

• Perform hardware and software validation for real-world industrial applications.
• Contribute to development of communications products for energy, oil and gas, mining, water/ wastewater, and transportation sectors.
• Benefit from direct mentorship, technical coaching, and training from industry experts.
• Advance hardware design capabilities and explore new technical domains.
• Gain experience across the full product lifecycle at the Rochester, NY manufacturing facility.

Skills

Linux OS

Shell scripting

Networking TCP/IP

Python

GitHub Actions

Robot Framework

Education

Electrical/Computer/Software Engineering program (undergrad/grad)

Tools

None

Job description

GE Vernova's Critical Infrastructure Communications (CIC) internship in Rochester, NY offers hands-on validation experience in real-world industrial applications within an energy grid context. The role emphasizes exposure to hardware and software validation and collaboration with senior engineers.

You will gain mentorship, training, and practical knowledge of Linux tooling, scripting, and agile processes while contributing to next-generation communications products for critical infrastructure.