Looking for an entry level job or internship in energy? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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You can work to make appliances such as dishwashers and refrigerators more energy efficient, thus using less energy while getting the same job done and saving the end user money on their electric bill. Or you can research and build renewable energy sources, such as wind power, solar energy, hydropower, and biofuel. You can also work in the oil industry and optimize drilling. A couple more options are to work with an energy consulting firm or an energy-focused nonprofit. And don’t forget the standard departments that most organizations, even energy-centered ones have: IT, marketing, accounting, etc.
You’ll need a bachelor’s degree for most of these positions, along with skills required for the specific position, especially for engineering positions.
| Electrical Engineer - Energy Storage NESCO Resource Columbus, OH | View |
| Wind Facility Technician Bp Energy Columbus, OH | View |
| Engineer in Training I, Energy Services Woolpert Columbus, OH | View |
| Electrical Engineer - Energy Storage OH NESCO Resource Columbus, OH | View |
| Clean Energy Project Monitor Cadmus Columbus, OH | View |
| Engineer in Training I, Energy Services Woolpert Columbus, OH | View |
| Field Service Technician ABB Columbus, OH | View |
| Senior Energy Transition Champion Bloom Energy Columbus, OH | View |
| Meter Technician Nationwide Energy Partners Columbus, OH | View |
| Data Entry Operator - Remote / Work from home Recruit Monitor Columbus, OH | View |
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