Olsson
Electrical Engineering Internship - Federal Infrastructure
About this role
Summer 2027 internship supporting electrical engineering design for federal infrastructure projects including VA hospitals, DoD facilities, and government buildings. You'll work alongside experienced engineers on real-world electrical systems, calculations, technical documentation, and Revit production.
What you'll do
- Assist with evaluation and design of electrical systems for federal projects
- Support power distribution, lighting, grounding, and building systems documentation
- Prepare engineering calculations and technical reports
- Produce construction documents using Revit
- Collaborate with experienced engineers on project teams
- Contribute to projects serving veterans, military personnel, and federal agencies
What they're looking for
- Revit (preferred)
- Electrical systems design fundamentals
- Technical writing and documentation
- Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook
- Problem-solving and decision-making
- Team collaboration and communication
- Attention to detail
- Knowledge of power distribution and building systems
Benefits
- Competitive 401(k) match
- Tailored career development paths
- Flexible work arrangements
- Wellness program
- Work with meaningful community impact
- Exposure to federal infrastructure projects
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Olsson
Olsson is an engineering firm that designs and manages large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly hyperscale data centers and water/wastewater systems. The company is hiring experienced project engineers and specialists in mechanical design, instrumentation and controls, electrical systems, and environmental engineering to lead complex projects and multidisciplinary teams.
View all jobs at OlssonLikely interview questions
- Describe a time you collaborated with a team on a technical project—what was your role and how did you contribute?
- Why are you interested in electrical engineering for federal and government infrastructure?