Mission Critical Energy & Environmental Engineering Intern

Location:

West Jordan, Utah (In-person)

Term:

Summer internship, 10 - 12 weeks | 35 - 40 hours/week

Functional Area:

Power Supply / Microgrids /

Environmental Project Scope:

Supports energy-related work across six data center sites Position Summary The Mission Critical Energy & Environmental Engineering Intern will support power and microgrid initiatives serving a colocation data center portfolio. This position is in-person in West Jordan, Utah. The intern will report to the Environmental SME and Energy Team Project Manager. The role is broad in scope and includes engineering analysis, environmental/emissions support, and coordination with internal stakeholders, contractors, and vendors. Work assignments will vary by site and project needs; each of the six sites presents unique configurations and operational considerations. Key Example Responsibilities Environmental / Emissions Support Perform emissions-related calculations and unit conversions using operational inputs (e.g., fuel consumption, runtime, generation output), maintaining clear assumptions and consistent units. Develop and maintain Excel-based trackers and calculation workbooks with appropriate documentation and validation checks. Reconcile data across multiple sources (logs, meters, vendor documents) and identify discrepancies requiring resolution. Mission Critical Power / Microgrid Support Support power and microgrid project activities through technical documentation, status tracking, and coordination of project artifacts (e.g., equipment data, reports, commissioning/turnover packages). Assist with quantitative analyses that support operational and project decisions (e.g., runtime trends, fuel usage patterns, performance summaries). Participate in site engagement as required, including capturing field observations and translating them into documentation and action items. Contractor and Vendor Coordination Interface with contractors and vendors to collect technical information, confirm deliverables, and support documentation completeness. Maintain organized records suitable for internal review and external readiness. Required Qualifications Recent graduate or in current pursuit of a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Chemical Engineering preferred; Mechanical, Electrical, Environmental, or related disciplines acceptable). Demonstrated ability to perform accurate, multi-step calculations, including unit conversions and data reconciliation. Proficiency with Microsoft Excel formula building and general competency with Microsoft Office applications. Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to work effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders. Ability to work in person in West Jordan, UT for the full internship term. Partial hybrid can be considered. Preferred Qualifications Coursework or project experience involving energy systems, emissions concepts, generators, chemistry fundamentals, or quantitative engineering analysis. Prior experience producing structured technical documentation or calculation work products intended for review is also preferred but not required.

Internship Details Duration:

10-12 weeks (Summer term)

Schedule:

40 hours/week, in person

Work Environment:

Mission-critical energy and power infrastructure supporting a data center portfolio Application Instructions Please submit a resume and a brief statement describing one example of a technical project, course, or internship experience demonstrating quantitative analysis, structured problem-solving, and/or technical documentation.