DevSecOps Intern (Energy Transition)

About the role

GE Vernova is looking for a student to work at the intersection of cyber security, software engineering, and critical energy infrastructure. You will support the deployment and security of platforms that manage the modern digital electricity grid. This role focuses on implementing secure software solutions within Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS).

What you'll do

  • Integrate cyber security into CI/CD pipelines and software lifecycles.
  • Support the configuration and implementation of utility-grade software.
  • Work with expert engineers to identify risks and automate operational efficiency.
  • Gain exposure to how software platforms interact with Operational Technology (OT) and IT environments.
  • Assist in the deployment and security of platforms that manage the modern digital electricity grid.

What you'll need

  • Current enrollment in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Cybersecurity with a minimum 75% WAM.
  • Ability to commit for a minimum of 6 months, working either 3 days per week during the semester or 5 days per week during semester breaks.
  • Strong interest in DevSecOps, DERMS, and grid-management technology.
  • Previous cyber security vacation work or internship experience within a utility, electricity, energy, or critical-infrastructure organization is an advantage.
  • Familiarity with tools like Git, CI/CD, Python, Bash, Docker, Kubernetes, or Cloud platforms is helpful.
  • Knowledge of OT/ICS security or SCADA systems is a plus.

Location & details

  • Term: Fall 2026.
  • Modality: Remote.
  • Employment type: Full-time, paid internship.
  • Note: As a global organization, you may occasionally need to work across different time zones.
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