Electrical Engineering Intern | Vroom Power
Offered through the Students + Startups internship program
About Vroom Power
- Vroom Power is working to advance power independence and resilience by making solar energy easier, smarter, and more affordable through its Solar-Direct technology.
- The team is developing solar power control systems, microgrid intelligence, and next-generation energy hardware.
About the Role
- Explore the electrical engineering behind emerging solar and energy technologies.
- This internship offers opportunities to support projects related to Vroom Power’s hardware and power systems.
- Projects may vary based on company priorities, available resources, and the intern’s skills and interests.
Potential Projects and Responsibilities
- Depending on project needs, you may:
- Assist with circuit design, PCB development, or hardware prototyping.
- Support analysis of electrical performance or energy system data.
- Help document designs, testing activities, or technical findings.
- Explore topics related to power electronics, solar controls, or microgrids.
- Collaborate with team members on hardware development and system integration.
- Hardware and testing activities may depend on equipment access and appropriate supervision.
What We’re Looking For
- Students studying electrical engineering, computer engineering, or related fields are encouraged to apply.
- Foundational knowledge of circuits and electronics, an interest in clean energy, and a thoughtful approach to problem-solving are helpful.
- Relevant coursework and student projects are welcome.
Benefits and Internship Details
- Program: Offered through the Students + Startups internship program.
- Duration: 10 weeks, from May 31 to August 6, 2027.
- Work schedule: Full-time, 40 hours per week.
- Orientation: Mandatory attendance on May 26–28, 2027.
- Compensation: Students receive a $6,000 stipend for the summer, disbursed in three installments.
- Housing: Applications for housing will be accepted once an internship has been secured.
- Location: Remote, with minimal local supervision in San Antonio.
- Vroom Power’s headquarters is in Springfield, Missouri.
- Program priority: Students with San Antonio roots or ties to the surrounding area will receive priority admission, per program guidelines.
Requirements
- Contact: Missy Vick
- Email: missy@vroom-power.com