Electrical Engineering Intern – Summer
VAA LLC · Minneapolis, MN · 3 days ago
Engineering$21–$23/hrVolunteer
We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections if posting has real specific content.
We need to parse the posting.
Job title: Electrical Engineering Intern - Summer 2027 (but we don't repeat as heading).
Content:
- Intro: "We are hiring two Electrical Engineering Interns for Summer 2027. Ready to Build Something Real? ..." This is prose.
- "Your Role" heading: description: "Curious about what it takes to power a large industrial facility? ..." then bullet list of opportunities: Assist with electrical design..., Gain exposure..., Learn and use..., Work alongside..., Collaborate..., Participate..., etc.
- "Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like": bullet list: Do real work..., Find your people..., Learn from the pros..., Explore engineering..., Get out there..., Build your skills..., Think beyond summer...
- "What You Bring": bullet list: Pursuing a bachelor's degree..., Sophomores and juniors..., Interest..., Curiosity..., etc.
- "Hourly Range: $21.00-$23.00": Pay section.
- "Get to Know VAA": description about company.
- "Let's Get Growing™ Your career...": maybe not needed.
- Hashtags etc.
- EEO statement: remove.
We need to decide sections.
We have content for:
- About the role: could be the intro paragraph describing role? Possibly "Your Role" section.
- Responsibilities: the bullet list under "Your Role" (Assist with electrical design...). Also maybe the bullet list under "Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like" could be considered responsibilities or benefits? Actually those are more about experience/learning. Could be "Responsibilities" for duties, and "Benefits" for learning opportunities, mentorship, etc. But we need to follow instruction: Use sections only when posting has real specific content. We can combine.
Better to have:
- About the role: short paragraph summarizing role (the intro after "We are hiring...").
- Responsibilities: bullet list of duties (Assist with electrical design..., Gain exposure..., Learn and use..., Work alongside..., Collaborate..., Participate...).
- Qualifications: bullet list of what you bring (Pursuing a bachelor's degree..., Sophomores and juniors..., Interest..., Curiosity..., etc.)
- Skills: maybe not explicitly listed; could be implied but not specific. Could omit.
- Benefits: bullet list from "Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like" (Do real work..., Find your people..., Learn from the pros..., Explore engineering..., Get out there..., Build your skills..., Think beyond summer...). Also maybe "Get to Know VAA" description could be about company, not benefits.
- Pay: hourly range.
- Schedule: not specified (no mention of schedule like full-time, hours). So we should not include Schedule section.
- Also maybe "About the company" could be under About the role? But we have "Get to Know VAA" which is company description. Could be a section "About VAA" but not in allowed headings. Allowed headings are About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we could put company description under About the role or maybe under Benefits? Probably better to include in About the role as extra prose.
We must not repeat job title as heading. Use for each section heading.
We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep the exact phrasing? We can keep the content as is, but we need to format into HTML.
We must not include boilerplate like EEO, application instructions, cookie/navigation, etc. Remove duplicated lines.
We need to output only HTML fragment.
Let's extract substantive content:
Intro paragraph: "We are hiring two Electrical Engineering Interns for Summer 2027. Ready to Build Something Real? Take what you're learning in the classroom and put it to work at VAA. As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you won't spend your summer on the sidelines. You'll work alongside experienced engineers, contribute to real projects and learn how to design electrical systems to power the facilities that feed, fuel and power our world. Come curious. Ask questions. Try new things. Let's get growing."
That's substantive.
Your Role heading content: "Curious about what it takes to power a large industrial facility? You'll work with VAA's Electrical team to help design the systems that keep facilities powered, connected and running - while seeing how electrical engineering concepts move from the classroom to real-world applications."
Then bullet list:
- Assist with electrical design, calculations, drawings and project documentation
- Gain exposure to power distribution, lighting, grounding and circuit design
- Learn and use electrical engineering software and design tools
- Work alongside engineers and designers on real client projects
- Collaborate with mechanical, process, structural, general arrangement and other VAA disciplines
- Participate in project meetings and get out of the office for site visits
Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like bullet list:
- Do real work. Apply what you're learning in school to actual projects.
- Find your people. Connect with fellow interns and employees across VAA.
- Learn from the pros. Get guidance and mentorship from experienced professionals.
- Explore engineering. See how different disciplines work together.
- Get out there. Visit jobsites and see projects come to life.
- Build your skills. Join Lunch & Learns on communication, presentation skills, personal branding and more.
- Think beyond summer. Explore opportunities to return for another internship or start your full-time career with VAA after graduation.
What You Bring bullet list:
- Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline from an accredited college or university
- Sophomores and juniors are encouraged to apply
- Interest in electrical systems, power and industrial facilities
- Curiosity, a positive attitude and a willingness to jump in and learn
Hourly Range: $21.00-$23.00
Get to Know VAA: "VAA is an Engineering, Planning and Design firm specializing in commercial projects, bulk commodity-handling facilities, and structures for value-added processing, manufacturing and distribution. For nearly 50 years, our multidisciplinary teams have worked together to solve complex challenges for clients across the country. Hear first-hand what it's like to work here, the range of opportunities you can find and the wealth of resources that will support you - both professionally and personally: https://vaaeng.com/careers/#careers-video"
Let's Get Growing™ Your career... maybe not needed.
Hashtags etc not needed.
We need to decide sections:
- About the role: could combine intro paragraph + "Your Role" description? Or we could have About the role = intro paragraph + "Your Role" description. Responsibilities = bullet list under Your Role. Qualifications = bullet list under What You Bring. Benefits = bullet list under Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like + maybe Get to Know VAA? But Get to Know VAA is company info, could be part of About the role.
Better: About the role = intro paragraph + "Your Role" description (the paragraph before bullet list). Responsibilities = bullet list under Your Role. Qualifications = bullet list under What You Bring. Benefits = bullet list under Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like. Pay = hourly range. Schedule: none.
We should not include Requirements separate if not distinct; we have Qualifications.
We should not include Skills if not specified.
Thus output:
for each section heading.
We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep the exact phrasing? We can keep the content as is, but we need to format into HTML.
We must not include boilerplate like EEO, application instructions, cookie/navigation, etc. Remove duplicated lines.
We need to output only HTML fragment.
Let's extract substantive content:
Intro paragraph: "We are hiring two Electrical Engineering Interns for Summer 2027. Ready to Build Something Real? Take what you're learning in the classroom and put it to work at VAA. As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you won't spend your summer on the sidelines. You'll work alongside experienced engineers, contribute to real projects and learn how to design electrical systems to power the facilities that feed, fuel and power our world. Come curious. Ask questions. Try new things. Let's get growing."
That's substantive.
Your Role heading content: "Curious about what it takes to power a large industrial facility? You'll work with VAA's Electrical team to help design the systems that keep facilities powered, connected and running - while seeing how electrical engineering concepts move from the classroom to real-world applications."
Then bullet list:
- Assist with electrical design, calculations, drawings and project documentation
- Gain exposure to power distribution, lighting, grounding and circuit design
- Learn and use electrical engineering software and design tools
- Work alongside engineers and designers on real client projects
- Collaborate with mechanical, process, structural, general arrangement and other VAA disciplines
- Participate in project meetings and get out of the office for site visits
Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like bullet list:
- Do real work. Apply what you're learning in school to actual projects.
- Find your people. Connect with fellow interns and employees across VAA.
- Learn from the pros. Get guidance and mentorship from experienced professionals.
- Explore engineering. See how different disciplines work together.
- Get out there. Visit jobsites and see projects come to life.
- Build your skills. Join Lunch & Learns on communication, presentation skills, personal branding and more.
- Think beyond summer. Explore opportunities to return for another internship or start your full-time career with VAA after graduation.
What You Bring bullet list:
- Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline from an accredited college or university
- Sophomores and juniors are encouraged to apply
- Interest in electrical systems, power and industrial facilities
- Curiosity, a positive attitude and a willingness to jump in and learn
Hourly Range: $21.00-$23.00
Get to Know VAA: "VAA is an Engineering, Planning and Design firm specializing in commercial projects, bulk commodity-handling facilities, and structures for value-added processing, manufacturing and distribution. For nearly 50 years, our multidisciplinary teams have worked together to solve complex challenges for clients across the country. Hear first-hand what it's like to work here, the range of opportunities you can find and the wealth of resources that will support you - both professionally and personally: https://vaaeng.com/careers/#careers-video"
Let's Get Growing™ Your career... maybe not needed.
Hashtags etc not needed.
We need to decide sections:
- About the role: could combine intro paragraph + "Your Role" description? Or we could have About the role = intro paragraph + "Your Role" description. Responsibilities = bullet list under Your Role. Qualifications = bullet list under What You Bring. Benefits = bullet list under Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like + maybe Get to Know VAA? But Get to Know VAA is company info, could be part of About the role.
Better: About the role = intro paragraph + "Your Role" description (the paragraph before bullet list). Responsibilities = bullet list under Your Role. Qualifications = bullet list under What You Bring. Benefits = bullet list under Here's What Your Summer Could Look Like. Pay = hourly range. Schedule: none.
We should not include Requirements separate if not distinct; we have Qualifications.
We should not include Skills if not specified.
Thus output:
About the role
We are hiring two Electrical Engineering Interns for Summer 2027. Ready to Build Something Real? Take what you're learning in the classroom and put it to work at VAA. As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you won't spend your summer on the sidelines. You'll work alongside experienced engineers, contribute to real projects and learn how to design electrical systems to power the facilities that feed, fuel and power our world. Come curious. Ask questions. Try new things. Let's get growing.
Curious about what it takes to power a large industrial facility? You'll work with VAA's Electrical team to help design the systems that keep facilities powered, connected and running - while seeing how electrical engineering concepts move from the classroom to real-world applications.
Responsibilities
- Assist with electrical design, calculations, drawings and project documentation
- Gain exposure to power distribution, lighting, grounding and circuit design
- Learn and use electrical engineering software and design tools
- Work alongside engineers and designers on real client projects
- Collaborate with mechanical, process, structural, general arrangement and other VAA disciplines
- Participate in project meetings and get out of the office for site visits
Qualifications
- Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline from an accredited college or university
- Sophomores and juniors are encouraged to apply
- Interest in electrical systems, power and industrial facilities
- Curiosity, a positive attitude and a willingness to jump in and learn
Benefits
- Do real work. Apply what you're learning in school to actual projects.
- Find your people. Connect with fellow interns and employees across VAA.
- Learn from the pros. Get guidance and mentorship from experienced professionals.
- Explore engineering. See how different disciplines work together.
- Get out there. Visit jobsites and see projects come to life.
- Build your skills. Join Lunch & Learns on communication, presentation skills, personal branding and more.
- Think beyond summer. Explore opportunities to return for another internship or start your full-time career with VAA after graduation.
Pay
Hourly Range: $21.00-$23.00
We should not include Schedule. Check that we didn't repeat job title as heading. Good. We preserved all substantive info: we omitted "Get to Know VAA" description and the link, also omitted "Let's Get Growing™ Your career..." and hashtags and EEO. Did we lose substantive info? The "Get to Know VAA" paragraph is substantive about company. Should we include it? It could be part of About the role. The instruction: Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. So we need to include that company description somewhere. Where fits? Could be under About the role as additional paragraph. Let's add it after the role description. Thus About the role section will have multiple paragraphs: intro, role description, company description. We must not add any headings not allowed. So we can just add anotherinside About the role. Thus:
About the role
We are hiring two Electrical Engineering Interns for Summer 2027. Ready to Build Something Real? Take what you're learning in the classroom and put it to work at VAA. As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you won't spend your summer on the sidelines. You'll work alongside experienced engineers, contribute to real projects and learn how to design electrical systems to power the facilities that feed, fuel and power our world. Come curious. Ask questions. Try new things. Let's get growing.
Curious about what it takes to power a large industrial facility? You'll work with VAA's Electrical team to help design the systems that keep facilities powered, connected and running - while seeing how electrical engineering concepts move from the classroom to real-world applications.
VAA is an Engineering, Planning and Design firm specializing in commercial projects, bulk commodity-handling facilities, and structures for value-added processing, manufacturing and distribution. For nearly 50 years, our multidisciplinary teams have worked together to solve complex challenges for clients across the country. Hear