Utilities Distribution and Energy Management Intern

   

Job Duties:

 

Electrical Distribution:

• Through accompanied and unaccompanied site visits, collect data on electrical service entrance equipment and update the asset spreadsheet.
• Support the Maple Ave Substation outdoor switchyard equipment testing project.
• Support medium voltage capital projects as assigned.

 

Energy Management:

• Update energy conservation database
• Conduct quality control on new data points integrated into Cornell’s Fault Detection and Diagnostics system, SkySpark. Data sources include building HVAC data and utility metering data.
• Develop a heat recovery performance tracking system and review system performance to identify anomalies.

Job Details:

Weekly Hours: 40 hrs/week

Duration: June 2nd – August 8th

Pay: $18.75

  

University Job Title:

Intern, Paid Non-Exempt

Job Family:

Temporary Intern

Level:

No Grade - Hourly

Pay Rate Type:

Hourly

Pay Range:

Refer to Posting Language

Remote Option Availability:

Onsite

Company:

Contact Name:

Catherine Baldessare

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