Next Era Energy | IT Nuclear Solution Analyst (Digital Twin Program) - College Intern

Next Era Energy | IT Nuclear Solution Analyst (Digital Twin Program) - College Intern

This position at Florida Power & Light Company is part of their Digital Twin Program for nuclear plant operations and is a paid Nuclear Solution Analyst Internship in Engineering, based in Jupiter, FL. It's for students pursuing bachelor's degrees or higher with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and lasts for an internship period. Interns will collaborate with engineers and data scientists to support the creation and refinement of digital twin models for nuclear plant systems, implement and fine-tune AI algorithms for predictive maintenance and anomaly detection, and conduct simulations and testing to validate the performance and accuracy of digital twin models. This role provides hands-on experience in Engineering within the nuclear power generation sector and is ideal for students interested in digital twin technology, AI integration, and nuclear plant optimization.

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