NISC
Intern - Data Engineer
About this role
NISC is seeking a Data Engineer Intern to join their data engineering team for Summer 2027, working on real-world projects involving cloud technologies and scalable data solutions for enterprise software supporting 1,200+ utilities across North America.
What you'll do
- Develop and build scalable data solutions under guidance of experienced engineers
- Work on enterprise data infrastructure and pipeline projects
- Gain hands-on experience with cloud technologies
- Support NISC's data strategy initiatives
- Collaborate with the Data Engineering team on real-world projects
- Contribute to data processing and analytics workflows
What they're looking for
- Cloud platform experience (AWS, Azure, or GCP)
- Data pipeline development
- SQL and database fundamentals
- Python or similar programming language
- Data modeling concepts
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
- Collaboration and communication
- Strong understanding of data engineering principles
Benefits
- Hands-on experience with enterprise-scale data systems
- Mentorship from experienced data engineers
- Exposure to real-world utility and broadband industry challenges
- Hybrid work arrangement with flexible office locations
- Opportunity to work for ComputerWorld's Best Places to Work company
- Professional development in cloud and data technologies
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NISC
NISC builds software solutions for utilities, broadband, and telecommunications companies, including provisioning systems, meter data management, and intelligent automation platforms. The company is hiring Software Developers II for full-stack development roles focused on web applications, data analytics, and emerging technologies across multiple locations.
- Website
- nisc.coop
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with cloud platforms and any data pipeline projects you've worked on.
- Walk us through how you would design a data pipeline to handle large volumes of customer utility data.