Integration Systems Internship

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Job Type Internship Description: Internship Overview You won't be running coffee orders or shuffling paperwork this summer. At Fervo, interns are handed something real: a project of your own, scoped with your manager on day one and yours to drive for the full 12 weeks. You'll work side-by-side with the teams building the next generation of geothermal energy, tackling problems that genuinely move the business forward. At the end of the summer, you'll present your work to our executive leadership team, department leads, and fellow interns, sharing real results with a real audience. This is a real seat at the table — and a real shot at what comes next.
Position Description: Fervo Energy is developing next-generation geothermal power to deliver firm, carbon-free energy at scale. Our flagship Cape Station development in Milford, Utah is one of the largest next-generation geothermal developments in the world, and our Houston headquarters houses the engineering, commercial, and corporate teams driving Fervo's growth. You'll support integration of internal systems and module platforms, helping the team build and document tools that support Powerblock's engineering and design workflows.
Requirements
Responsibilities: Support integration of internal systems and module platforms Develop and maintain internal tools and workflows Document architecture and best practices Create and maintain dashboards for design pipeline tracking Qualifications Required Rising Junior, Senior bachelor's candidate wrapping up within the next year — we're building a pipeline toward full-time offers Strong written and verbal communication skills, including comfort presenting to stakeholders and leadership Eagerness to learn, take initiative, and adapt quickly to new challenges Comfort with data tools and building simple internal tools/dashboards Preferred Interest in Economics, Finance, STEM, or related field Experience with reporting and tracking tools (such as Power Bi, Excel, Monday)

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