ACEP spring/summer Alaska utility internship

December 13, 2018

University Relations

Are you a junior or senior engineering student with a 3.0+ GPA and an interest in working on renewable energy projects to benefit Alaska communities? Are you interested in gaining hands-on experience and are you willing to travel to remote communities?

Join this new program from the Alaska Center for Energy and Power connecting University of Alaska students with utilities in communities across the state.

Interns will be partnered with one of Alaska utilities for a 12-week summer assignment. During the 12-week summer assignment, interns will work with technical staff and field personnel on utility-determined assignments (e.g., operation
and maintenance support, new hardware deployment, system analysis, stakeholder consultation).

Interns will also participate in weekly preparatory work (with for-credit option) during the spring semester.

Each intern will be paired with an ACEP team member who will serve as their mentor throughout the course of their
internship.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to work with real utilities in remote Alaska communities. Apply by Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2019, at http://acep.uaf.edu/student-internships.

For more information contact Marcia Cassino, business manager, at 474-5444 or mcassino@alaska.edu.