Summer Distribution Engineering Intern Hands-on Mentorship

Eversource; United States; On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

Eversource is offering an Engineering Internship at its New England utility. You will gain hands-on experience across distribution engineering projects, contribute to real-world tasks, and participate in leadership-driven development activities.

This fixed-term internship supports your growth with mentorship and exposure to senior engineers. We encourage students pursuing a BS in Electrical (or related) engineering to apply, with opportunities for field observations and collaboration on

Qualifications

• Pursuing BS in Engineering (Electrical preferred); open to Mechanical Engineering or similar; requires technical and analytical background.

Responsibilities

• Gain foundational knowledge of electric utility distribution system design and operations.
• Learn engineering principles related to electric reliability and system performance.
• Develop technical, analytical, and project management skills.
• Build experience with engineering drawings, circuits, and utility infrastructure.
• Enhance communication and customer service skills with internal stakeholders.
• Gain insight into how engineering teams support safe, reliable electric service.
• Collaborate in an office-based setting with occasional field observations under supervision.
• Work directly with utility engineering professionals on real-world projects.

Skills

Analytical skills

Technical background

Education

Pursuing BS in Electrical Engineering

Open to Mechanical Engineering or similar

Job description

Eversource is offering an Engineering Internship at its New England utility. You will gain hands-on experience across distribution engineering projects, contribute to real-world tasks, and participate in leadership-driven development activities.

This fixed-term internship supports your growth with mentorship and exposure to senior engineers. We encourage students pursuing a BS in Electrical (or related) engineering to apply, with opportunities for field observations and collaboration on