Summer 2027 Internship - Electrical I&C Engineering

General Matter enriches uranium and is developing low-cost uranium enrichment services in the United States. The Electrical Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Intern will support the design, analysis, testing, documentation, and implementation of electrical, instrumentation, and control systems for a uranium enrichment facility while collaborating with multidisciplinary engineering teams.

What you'll do:

• Assist in the design, analysis, testing, and evaluation of electrical systems ranging from low-voltage DC circuits to high-voltage three-phase power distribution
• Support the development of instrumentation and control systems used throughout General Matter's enrichment facility
• Assist with electrical load calculations, power distribution studies, and analysis of onsite power generation systems, including backup power and microgrid architectures
• Contribute to electrical system documentation, including schematics, specifications, wiring diagrams, and design packages
• Participate in component selection, prototyping, hardware bring-up, debugging, and validation testing
• Support development and execution of qualification and acceptance testing for electrical and control systems
• Work cross-functionally with engineers across multiple disciplines to ensure systems are safe, reliable, manufacturable, and maintainable
• Learn engineering design processes while receiving mentorship from experienced engineers and contributing to meaningful, high-impact projects

What they're looking for:

• Current undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a closely related engineering discipline
• Strong understanding of electrical engineering fundamentals
• Coursework or project experience involving electrical power systems, instrumentation and controls, circuit design, embedded systems, control systems, or power electronics
• Ability to solve technical problems using first-principles thinking and sound engineering fundamentals
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively on multidisciplinary engineering teams
• Eagerness to learn, take ownership, and contribute in a fast-paced engineering environment
• Ability to work extended hours and weekends as necessary
• Hands-on experience through internships, research, Formula SAE, robotics, engineering clubs, or personal projects
• Experience designing, building, testing, or troubleshooting electrical systems
• Familiarity with electrical CAD tools (AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN, Altium, KiCad, or similar)
• Experience with PLCs, industrial controls, sensors, data acquisition systems, or instrumentation
• Exposure to power distribution, electrical protection systems, or industrial electrical equipment

Benefits:

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