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Internship - Electrical Engineer (hybrid)

Support multidisciplinary project teams in electrical design and construction monitoring
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Internship
$23 – 29 USD / hour
yesterday
Minnesota Staffing

Minnesota Staffing

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Electrical Engineering Intern

Barr is seeking an electrical engineering intern to join our team. In this hybrid role, you will support our Engineering and Design business unit, working with multidisciplinary project teams and providing electrical engineering and related technical expertise. Work may involve tasks related to power distribution and controls and instrumentation. Your role will involve performing basic engineering calculations and analysis, developing details of design, assisting in the design of solutions, monitoring construction projects, and preparing drawings, specifications, and sketches. You will demonstrate strong interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills and the ability to communicate effectively with project team members and clients. You will effectively collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and clients to align technical work with project objectives while fostering strong, productive working relationships.

This internship opportunity runs for approximately three months starting in the spring of 2026. Start and end dates are flexible to accommodate class schedules, finals, and holidays. Compensation will be in the anticipated range of $22.66-28.90/hourly. This position is classified as non-exempt (hourly) under the Fair Labor Standards Act. A hybrid work arrangement may be considered for this position. This position is based out of Barr’s Minneapolis, Minnesota, office. You will need to be willing to travel and periodically adjust personal schedule to meet project needs. You will need to work in locations that have rough terrain typical of construction sites with limited accessibility, moving machinery, and other conditions typical of industrial facilities.

To be considered for this role, you must be ongoing enrollment in an electrical engineering degree program. You must have a minimum of one full-time semester of undergraduate or graduate coursework remaining after the internship and have taken at least two semesters of physics and three semesters of mathematics. You must possess a current, valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record. You must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for sponsorship by Barr, now or in the future.

We are committed to providing an employee experience that attracts and retains top talent. That’s why we offer a competitive package of employee benefits - including some unique offerings not found at other companies. We provide coaching, mentoring, and support for ongoing educational opportunities to foster professional development at every stage of your career. We offer competitive, affordable insurance plans, retirement benefits, profit distribution, and professional development benefits. We also offer a focus on work/life balance and wellness.

At Barr, you’ll join a community of engineers, scientists, and professionals who will help you achieve your ambitions and build a meaningful, rewarding career. You’ll serve as a trusted advisor to clients who value Barr’s tailored solutions and commitment to exceptional service. As part of our employee-owned firm, you’ll contribute to a culture of commitment and camaraderie where staff can thrive as professionals. We value diverse perspectives and experiences and believe an inclusive workplace is critical to our success.

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Internship - Electrical Engineer (hybrid)
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
$23 – 29 USD / hour
Engineering
About Minnesota Staffing
Minnesota Staffing appears to be a staffing agency, but the domain mn.gov suggests it is a government entity, which is confusing. Without more information, I cannot provide an accurate description.