Regional Transmission Projects Intern
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Regional Transmission Projects Intern
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Wholesale electricity generation and transmission cooperative
INTERN, REGIONAL TRANSMISSION PROJECTS (La Crosse, WI)
Hourly Wage $18.00 | Anticipated hire date: ASAP
Support the Land team within Dairyland’s Regional Transmission Projects by assisting with real estate documentation, mapping, and data management activities while gaining hands-on experience in transmission project development and utility operations.
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Education & Experience: Student currently pursuing an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Cartography, Environmental Science, Business, Real Estate, or a related field. Students with coursework or demonstrated interest in mapping, land records, property research, spatial data or utility-related analysis preferred.
Licenses and Certifications: Valid Driver’s License.
Physical Demands: Requires extended periods of computer use, including frequent keyboard and mouse activity, along with the ability to sit, stand, walk, and perform occasional lifting and bending.
Environmental Demands: Works primarily indoors, occasionally outdoors as directed.
Other Job Characteristics: Works under close supervision while demonstrating attention to detail, accuracy, and efficiency. Maintains a flexible, positive approach to supporting a wide range of tasks, from routine assignments to more complex project-related work.
Wholesale electricity generation and transmission cooperative
Dairyland Power Cooperative is a not-for-profit generation and transmission utility that supplies wholesale electricity to 24 distribution cooperatives and 27 municipal utilities across Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois, serving about 750,000 people. It generates power from a diverse mix—coal, natural gas, hydro, wind, solar, and biogas—and delivers it over more than 3,700 miles of transmission lines to its member utilities, which then serve end users. The company is governed by a board representing its member-owners and has operated since 1941 to advance rural electrification in the Midwest. Its goal is to provide reliable, affordable electricity to its member-owners and their communities by maintaining a stable, multi-source generation and transmission system.
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