Summer 2027 Internship - Electrical Engineering (Buildings)

General Matter enriches uranium and develops low-cost enrichment services for nuclear fuel production in the United States. The company is seeking an Electrical Engineering Intern on the Buildings team to support the design and coordination of power, lighting, low-voltage, and other electrical systems for industrial and mission-critical facilities. The intern will assist with engineering calculations, BIM modeling, documentation, automation, and multidisciplinary project coordination.

What you'll do:

• Assist in the design and coordination of electrical power systems in BIM for industrial and critical facilities
• Help perform load calculations, circuit analysis, and panel schedules, and support equipment layouts under the guidance of senior engineers
• Support the development of medium‑voltage distribution networks and backup systems, including assisting with the draft of single line diagrams
• Contribute to lighting design studies, grounding layouts, and protective device coordination tasks
• Learn and apply BIM modeling using Revit and AutoCAD to help integrate electrical designs with mechanical and structural disciplines
• Assist in preparing documentation, specifications, and construction drawings for large‑scale projects
• Participate in workflow automation and data analytics using visual programming (Dynamo, Grasshopper) or coding (Python, C#)
• Effectively communicate technical ideas and progress updates within multidisciplinary project teams

What they're looking for:

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field (Junior or Senior standing preferred)
• Foundational coursework in electrical power systems, machines, circuits, and building services engineering
• Exposure to BIM modeling software, such as Revit and AutoCAD
• Academic understanding of power distribution, load analysis, and basic electrical design fundamentals
• Interest in learning lighting and energy modeling tools (e.g., Dialux, or IES‑VE)
• Interest and/or experience in AI tools for design, visual programming (Dynamo, Grasshopper), coding (Python, C#), and/or open‑source projects
• A proactive, collaborative attitude with a strong desire to learn how complex industrial systems operate
• Ability to communicate technical information clearly and collaboratively across disciplines
• Ability to work extended hours and weekends as necessary
• Familiarity with electrical codes and standards (NEC, NFPA 70E, IEEE)
• Exposure to power system studies, short‑circuit analysis, or relay protection through university labs or projects
• Experience with renewable integration, generator systems, or UPS and battery energy storage

Benefits:

• Interns will receive a monthly housing stipend.
• Interns are eligible for overtime pay.