The board
- Hours
- Part time
- Where
- United States of America, North Carolina, Raleigh
- Posted
- Sep 24
Itron is innovating new ways for utilities and cities to manage energy and water. We create a more resourceful world to protect essential resources for today and tomorrow. Join us.
Itron is innovating new ways for utilities and cities to manage energy and water. We create a more resourceful world to protect essential resources for today and tomorrow. Join us.
For decades, Itron has been delivering critical energy and water infrastructure services to customers around the globe--and we're just getting started. Join us and help design the future of resource management.
This Electrical Engineer Intern will support Itron’s lab team in Raleigh, working on site with experienced engineers to maintain lab operations.
In this role, you'll help develop automation solutions that improve lab efficiency while maintaining high standards for engineering quality, safety, and documentation.
What you'd do
- Identify and debug issues across Itron mesh networks, smart-city RF communications, lab computers, and connected test equipment.
- Set up and run engineering tests, verify data quality, analyze results, and compile clear test reports.
- Collaborate with senior lab engineers on Raleigh lab projects, prototypes, investigations, and process improvements.
- Support lab maintenance, equipment organization, calibration tracking, and safe operation of electrical test setups.
- Develop Python-based automation tools for test execution, data processing, equipment control, and reporting.
- Use AI coding agents to assist with code generation, refactoring, debugging, unit-test creation, documentation, and repetitive development tasks.
- Write clear task specifications and prompts for coding agents, define acceptance criteria, and provide the context needed for reliable results.
- Review, test, and validate AI-generated code before use; identify incorrect assumptions, security concerns, unsafe behavior, and maintainability issues.
- Use source control and issue-tracking practices to document changes, preserve traceability, and collaborate with engineers.
- Enrolled in an accredited electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or related degree program, with at least two years of college-level coursework completed.
- Starts
- 2026-09-24