The Distributed Energy Solutions (DES) Engineer provides technical leadership for the development, construction, commissioning, and operation of emerging energy-infrastructure projects, focusing on large fleet EV charging, high-reliability charging for autonomous-vehicle fleets, and technical due diligence for modular data-center opportunities.
Responsibilities
Lead technical feasibility assessments from opportunity screening through investment decision.
Develop conceptual site layouts, load profiles, single-line concepts, equipment sizing, and utility-service strategies.
Coordinate utility capacity inquiries, new-service or interconnection applications, and rate and tariff inputs.
Create and maintain repeatable screening tools, design standards, technical specifications, and scopes of work.
Translate customer and operating requirements into clear hardware, controls, communications, cybersecurity, and reliability criteria.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Civil or Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline
Lead the coordination of utility subcontractors, execution, and documentation for work on assigned projects supporting utility commercial and industrial programs including surge protection, outdoor lighting, and electric vehicles restoration across Florida.
Locations (2)
Tampa, Florida, United States
Florida, United States
Compensation
competitive hourly rate between $40 - $75 per hour based on experience. Travel expenses reimbursed.
Responsibilities
Demonstrate safety leadership by promoting Hanson’s Safe Work Practices and verifying that required safety protocols are appropriately documented during work activities.
Respond to work issued by the utility supporting ongoing customer programs and electrical infrastructure damage following hurricanes, tropical storms, and other severe weather events.
Conduct field assessments of electrical systems, including substations, distribution lines, and service panels.
Implement and follow established communication, quality assurance, program and storm response protocols as assigned.
The Director, Design Engineering – AI Data Centers will serve as the owner-side technical lead responsible for coordinating, reviewing, and integrating engineering and design activities across CleanSpark's AI Data Center portfolio.
Responsibilities
Lead review and coordination of engineering and design deliverables across multiple AI data center projects
Coordinate civil, structural, electrical, mechanical, utility, and network infrastructure disciplines
Manage external engineering and design consultants
Support development and enforcement of Basis of Design (BoD) standards
Review technical studies, engineering reports, drawings, and consultant recommendations
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or related technical field
This position supports the CFMO/FM mission by planning, directing, and supervising the operations and maintenance of Arizona Army National Guard facilities and sites located in Region One, Papago Park Military Reservation (PPMR).
Compensation
Salary: Up to $27.1410 per hour (DOE)
Responsibilities
Prepares miscellaneous contract documents and inspects contracted work
Oversees procurement of operations and maintenance goods and services
Composes correspondence and responds to written inquiries
Approves time and attendance reports and project labor utilization
Prioritizes work requests and implements process refinement
Requirements
Nice to have: hands on experience in facilities trades
Kickstart your career with hands‑on experience at New England’s largest electric utility. As an Eversource Engineering Intern, you’ll gain real‑world exposure to the energy industry while receiving professional development, coaching, and training.
Locations (2)
Yarmouth, Massachusetts, United States
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States
Compensation
Interns are paid through our Managed Service Provider Program and are not employees of Eversource. Pay rates are hourly, based on year of graduation and if the role is technical or non-technical. Rates start at $21.20 for a 1st year and go up to $32.30 for graduate level students.
Responsibilities
Gain foundational knowledge of electric utility distribution system design and operations.
Learn engineering principles related to electric reliability and system performance.
Develop technical, analytical, and project management skills.
Build experience working with engineering drawings, circuits, and utility infrastructure.
Enhance communication and customer service skills through interaction with internal stakeholders.
2027 Summer: Distribution Engineering Intern (Springfield, MA-Hybrid Schedule)