Power Systems Engineer Intern — Real-World Impact

Eaton Corporation; Moon Township (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 29,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Eaton is seeking talented engineering students for its Power Systems Engineering Internship. The 12-week paid program offers hands-on projects in power system studies, quality analysis, and equipment startup, with coaching from experienced mentors to develop both technical and leadership skills.

You will gain exposure to real-world design challenges across multiple regions in the United States, learn to translate customer specs into practical proposals, and contribute to safer, more reliable

Qualifications

• Actively enrolled or graduated in engineering with a focus in Electrical or Electrical/Computer Engineering.
• Minimum GPA 2.8.
• U.S. work authorization without immigration sponsorship.
• Must be willing to relocate within the United States.
• Must have a valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Provide applied engineering and technical consultation for multiple customers in power systems studies, power quality analysis, equipment startup, installation, maintenance, repair and training.
• Support a wide portfolio of clients from project start through final on-site presentation and training.
• Interpret specs and customer inquiries to design technical proposals and power system recommendations for customers.
• Operate in an entrepreneurial environment with a focus on high-quality support and timely solutions with Eaton’s sales team and end-users.

Skills

Analytical skills

Computer skills

Writing skills

Presentation skills

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electrical or Electrical/Computer Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

MATLAB

SKM

EasyPower

ETAP

Job description

Eaton is seeking talented engineering students for its Power Systems Engineering Internship. The 12-week paid program offers hands-on projects in power system studies, quality analysis, and equipment startup, with coaching from experienced mentors to develop both technical and leadership skills.

You will gain exposure to real-world design challenges across multiple regions in the United States, learn to translate customer specs into practical proposals, and contribute to safer, more reliable