**Location:**

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

**Job ID:**

US54168440

**Date Posted:**

2023-03-29

**Company Name:**

Hitachi Energy USA Inc

**Profession (Job Category):**

Engineering & Science

**Job Schedule:  **

Full time

**Remote:**

No

**Job Description:**

General information: Hitachi Energy is seeking an Early Career Program Intern
for its Raleigh, NC location. As an Early Career Program Intern, you will
assist the Early Career Program Manager NAM in facilitating the 12-week summer
internship program. You will use professional communication, critical
thinking, and time management skills to ensure an effective internship
experience for both interns and their managers. As an Early Career Program
Intern, you will work with other motivated interns and members of the Talent
Management Team to expand your knowledge, skills, and abilities related to
program management and human resources. Responsibilities: Help execute the
summer internship program and achieve an NPS score of 50 Organize and manage
intern check-ins and virtual intern connection meetings Aid in reviewing
resumes Create & manage National Intern Day campaign Lead intern
sustainability challenge Assist in collecting end of the summer wrap-up survey
for interns and intern performance evaluation survey for managers Support
Internship Extension Process Attend on-site career fairs or events if
possible, and if not, attend virtual career fairs Your background: Rising
senior obtaining their bachelor's degree in related field OR master's student
with one year left before graduating Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Word,
PowerPoint, Excel) Ability to work across cultures Good conceptual and
analytical thinking Effective working within a team High professional HR
standards in handling confidential information Self-motivated and ability to
work independently

** _Equal Opportunity Employer(EOE)-Females/Minorities/Protected
Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities_ **

**Protected veterans and qualified individuals with a disability may request a
reasonable accommodation if you are unable or limited in your ability to use
or access Hitachi Energy career site as a result of your disability. You may
request reasonable accommodations by calling a Hitachi Energy HR
Representative at 1-888-504-2007 or by sending an email to: us-pg-
askhr@abb.com. Resumes and applications will not be accepted in this manner.**



Since its founding in 1910, Hitachi has responded to the expectations of society and its customers through technology and innovation. Our mission is to “Contribute to society through the development of superior, original technology and products.” Over the past 100+ years this commitment has led us to work towards creating a more sustainable society through our “Social Innovation Business”. We work to apply our expertise in information technology (IT), operational technology (OT), and a wide variety of products to advance social infrastructure systems and improve quality of life across the world. 

Hitachi’s Social Innovation Business is centered around 5 growth sectors: Mobility, Smart Life, Industry, Energy, and IT. Globally, we have nearly 300,000 employees who are working to improve people’s quality of life and our customers’ social, environmental, and economic values to create a sustainable future. The challenges we face as a society are unprecedented, but so are the opportunities. Together, let’s start powering good.

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Hitachi Energy is seeking an Early Career Program Intern for its Raleigh, NC location. This role involves assisting in facilitating a 12-week summer internship program, requiring professional communication, critical thinking, and time management skills. The intern will work with the Talent Management Team to enhance their knowledge and skills in program management and human resources.

Summer 2023 US Power+ Internship Program - Raleigh, NC

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