Organize and maintain project development files, trackers, and databases across multiple active projects - Compile market research on western U.S. transmission constraints, renewable energy policy, and data center load growth trends - Conduct research on project sites, including land ownership, zoning, and permitting requirements - Track project milestones, deadlines, and deliverables, flagging items at risk of slipping - Review site layouts, maps, and GIS data to support site evaluation efforts - Assist with interconnection application tracking, documentation, and filing coordination - Support environmental and permitting review processes, including summarizing agency requirements - Maintain landowner and stakeholder contact records, and assist with outreach materials - Prepare materials for internal meetings, presentations, and project status updates - Support preliminary project cost tracking and internal reporting - Improve internal tracking systems across Excel, SharePoint, and CRM platforms Learning Opportunities This internship is structured to provide meaningful exposure to the full development lifecycle. In addition to core responsibilities, you will: - Gain insight into how utility-scale solar, BESS, and data center projects are sourced, structured, and advanced through development - Learn how interconnection, permitting, and land acquisition processes work in western U.S. energy markets - Work alongside experienced development managers, land specialists, and permitting professionals - Develop practical skills in project management, data organization, and stakeholder coordination - Build an understanding of regional renewable energy policy, incentive structures, and market dynamics Qualifications Required: - Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Environmental Science, Urban Planning, Engineering, Business, Geography, Economics, Public Policy, or a related field - Strong organizational and time-management skills with ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously - Detail-oriented with a high standard for accuracy in data and documentation - Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite, particularly Excel, PowerPoint, and Word - Strong written and verbal communication skills - Genuine interest in renewable energy, energy infrastructure, or sustainable development Preferred: - Exposure to energy markets, land use, or permitting processes through coursework or prior experience - Familiarity with GIS tools (ArcGIS, QGIS, or similar) - Experience with SharePoint, CRM platforms, or project management software - Coursework or self-directed study in energy systems, energy policy, or infrastructure finance What You'll Gain - Practical, resume-building experience in solar, storage, and data center development - Direct mentorship from experienced development managers and project specialists - Exposure to a high-growth sector at the intersection of renewable energy and digital infrastructure - Insight into western U.S. energy markets, including WECC transmission dynamics and state-level policy - Professional network within one of the leading utility-scale solar developers in the country Compensation &