IT Co-op
New York ISO
IT Co-op
New York ISO
Independent operator of New York's electricity grid
The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) applies cutting-edge technology to operating a reliable electricity system, managing competitive markets for wholesale electricity, and planning for the Empire State's energy future. The NYISO takes pride in recruiting, developing and retaining highly talented individuals. Our co-op programs give young professionals the opportunity to gain a fundamental understanding of New York electricity markets, bulk electricity systems and how we plan for New York State’s energy future.
The NYISO is seeking a ServiceNow CMDB and Discovery Co-Op to support the accuracy, completeness, and overall health of the ServiceNow Configuration Management Database and Discovery platform. Working alongside Service Graph professionals, the student will perform data-quality analysis, validate asset and configuration information, create operational reporting, and help strengthen documentation and governance practices.
The student’s work will support infrastructure visibility, configuration management, audit readiness, and operational efficiency. This opportunity provides exposure to ServiceNow, enterprise applications, databases, reporting, IT service management, internal controls, and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
The NYISO offers the flexibility to work both in the office and remotely, providing our employees with an enhanced work life balance. This internship will be a hybrid program, with the expectation that employees will be local to the Albany, NY area.
All offers of employment will be made contingent upon the successful completion of a drug screening and background check.
The NYISO is an Equal Opportunity Employer and as such, does not discriminate in its hiring or employment practices.
Salary Range 22 - 35 USD
Independent operator of New York's electricity grid
The New York Independent System Operator runs New York's high-voltage electricity grid and wholesale power markets for generators, utilities and other market participants. As an independent nonprofit, it coordinates power flows around the clock while keeping grid operations separate from ownership of transmission lines. Its competitive auctions match electricity supply with demand, with prices reflecting operating costs and constraints on the grid. The organization also assesses future reliability needs and studies proposed connections to the power system across New York. NYISO began operating in 1999 and is headquartered in Rensselaer, New York.
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