Power Systems Graduate Intern

Danovo Energy Solutions is an independent technology, consulting, and testing company providing business and technical expertise along with advanced methodologies and processes to utilities and others in the power and energy industries. Our mission is to provide unparalleled value to our clients in every engagement across the value chain by using advanced software and hardware, laboratories, and custom tools in a holistic approach to practical service and the most insightful thought leadership in the industry.

At Danovo Energy Solutions, our people define us. We value a company culture based on core values of diversity, teamwork, respect, accountability, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit. Not only will you get the chance to work alongside industry thought leaders, but the opportunity to become a thought leader yourself. We’re focused on creating an environment committed to employee growth. That is achieved by ensuring a quality workspace, allowing flexible schedules, and through our training & mentoring programs.

Danovo Energy Solutions is committed to an equal-opportunity workplace.

Danovo Energy Solutions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR), a member of the S&P 500 and the largest specialty engineering construction company in North America, serving energy companies and communication utilities around the world.

At Danovo Energy Solutions, student interns gain practical, cutting-edge industry experience. Our interns apply their education in a professional environment, establish network connections, and explore different career opportunities. Similarly, our teams learn from interns’ innovative perspectives, while developing what we hope will be our future advisors to customers.

Power Systems Graduate Intern candidates will work closely with and learn from Danovo Energy Solutions’ team of industry-leading advisors and technical experts across our power systems practice areas—including Transmission and Distribution Planning and Studies, Protection Settings, and Monitoring, Protection, Automation and Controls (MPAC)—as they provide solutions that are not only technically robust but also practical to implement. Interns are placed on a specific team based on business need and the candidate’s background and interests, so exact responsibilities and tools will vary;

the areas below reflect the range of work our Power Systems interns may be exposed to.

• Support technical studies within your assigned practice area, which may include power flow, short-circuit, stability, reliability, generator and large-load interconnection, RTDS testing, or protection coordination and relay settings analyses.
• Contribute to research, proposals, and funded projects in power systems control, automation, protection, or grid modernization, including concept development and technical approach definition.
• Utilize industry-standard software and simulation platforms (e.g., PSS/E, PSLF, TARA, ASPEN, CAPE, or relay manufacturers’ settings software) to model, analyze, and document power system scenarios and results.
• Prepare technical reports, memos, and presentation materials for internal teams, clients, and/or technical and non-technical audiences.
• Develop or enhance scripting and automation tools (e.g., Python, VBA, MATLAB) for data processing, analysis, and result aggregation.
• Collaborate with senior engineers, researchers, and advisors—and, on select projects, external partners such as national laboratories, utilities, or academic institutions—to address complex technical challenges.
• Build familiarity with the study, modeling, and planning tools used across the practice area you support.
• Assist the team with various technical projects, including documentation and…