Control & Instrumentation Engineering Intern

Description:

At the heart of our UK operations effort, our committed SCADA/C&I teams play a critical role in keeping our wind farms operating at maximum efficiency, powering hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses across the UK.In addition to gaining a deep understanding of the industrial control systems used across the Offshore Wind, you’ll be a valued part of our team gaining hands on experience and working with multi-disciplinary teams, providing you with a holistic view of the sector.

You’ll get the opportunity to:
 

• Provide support to C&I engineers across a broad range of C&I project deliverables
• Review design specifications and other project documentation, feeding back on their quality and accuracy and making recommendations for improvements
• Take the lead on delivering multiple assigned work packages – on time and within budget – honing both your technical and delivery skill set.
   

As part of a global function, not only will you have the chance to network with experts from across the world, and you will be invited to attend a number of meetings and workshops in Hamburg, providing a great opportunity to learn about other business cultures.

And, if you’re a student member of the IET or InstMC you’ll be in good company; we’ll support you in linking the knowledge and skills you build with us to the relevant professional standards.

About You
 

• It’s likely you’ll be an undergraduate studying electrical/electronic engineering or control and instrumentation - with an option to undertake a full year in industry placement in your penultimate year. We’re looking for people on track to gain a 2.1 or higher
• Highly analytical and enjoy getting into the detail, you can also think creatively
• You’re confident in your communication skills – both written and verbal
• You can demonstrate that you are able to co-ordinate your own workload, be highly organised and meet tight deadlines
• You have a good knowledge of basic Microsoft packages (e.g. word, excel, powerpoint, outlook) and you’ll be developing your programming skills ( some knowledge of SQL would be great)
• You’re comfortable working in a team environment