Engineering Internship - Grant County

Put your engineering coursework to work with Grant PUD’s Power Delivery Engineering team. As an Engineering Student Intern, you’ll gain practical experience in how an electric utility maintains equipment, plans for infrastructure upgrades, and improves system reliability. You’ll work alongside engineers, field crews, and contractors, with assignments that may take you from analyzing equipment data in the office to documenting progress during a field inspection.

What you might do

• Collect and analyze data to help engineers assess equipment performance and plan for maintenance or replacement.
• Help prepare technical specifications, update drawings, and organize project documentation.
• Participate in field inspections, document work progress, and assist with contractor coordination.
• Support project tracking, scheduling, and budgeting.

Who can apply

You must be a junior or senior at a college or university pursuing a bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology. You must maintain full-time enrollment and a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 throughout the internship.

Grant PUD prefers coursework or an academic focus in electrical, mechanical, civil, or power systems engineering. Prior internship, co-op, or related technical work experience is also preferred.

Pay and work setting

The posted pay range is $16.66 to $35.52 per hour. Most new hires typically start between the minimum and the midpoint of $26.42 per hour. The work is primarily office-based, with some onsite assignments. A hybrid arrangement may be available.

How to apply

Apply by November 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. PST. Attach a current transcript to your application. An unofficial copy is accepted. Click the Details button to learn more.