Network Operations & Infrastructure Intern

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Network Operations & Infrastructure InternSupport Network Reliability, Infrastructure Readiness, and Technology OperationsGeorgia System Operations Corporation (GSOC) is seeking a Network Operations & Infrastructure Intern to support the Network Engineering organization within Operations. This opportunity provides hands-on exposure to the network infrastructure, documentation, monitoring, inventory, maintenance, and troubleshooting activities that help support reliable electric system operations.As a Network Operations & Infrastructure Intern, you will work alongside network engineering professionals and contribute to meaningful technical projects and recurring operational activities. You will help strengthen network documentation, inventory accuracy, infrastructure readiness, and support processes while gaining practical experience in a professional, mission-critical technology environment.This opportunity is ideal for a technically curious and analytical student who enjoys solving problems, working with technology, documenting technical information, and learning how enterprise network operations support essential services.What You'll DoAs a Network Operations & Infrastructure Intern, you will support projects and recurring activities that contribute to network reliability, technical documentation, inventory accuracy, infrastructure readiness, and operational effectiveness.You will: Update network diagrams and related technical documentation to improve accuracy and usability. Audit device inventory andvalidate IP addressing records for accuracy and completeness. Review network monitoring alerts and support follow-up documentation or escalation activities as directed. Create andmaintain knowledge base articles that support network operations and recurring technical activities. Perform software inventory andassist with network maintenance preparation and documentation. Assist with equipment staging andparticipate in change review activities under appropriate supervision. Support troubleshooting of network Layer 1 and Layer 2 issues while developing practical diagnostic skills. Organize project findings, document completed work, and communicate progress, questions, or barriers to theappropriate team members. Present a summary of your projects, accomplishments, outcomes, and key learnings at the conclusion of the assignment.What You Bring Current enrollment in a degree program in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Computer Engineering, ora related field. Interest in network engineering, network operations, infrastructure support, cybersecurity, monitoring, device inventory, or technical troubleshooting. Basic understanding of networking concepts, including foundational network layers, network devices, IP addressing,monitoring, or troubleshooting principles. Comfort using Windows applications and standard productivity tools for documentation, tracking, and communication. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a willingness to investigate issues and learn from experienced professionals. Attention to detail and a commitment tomaintaining accurate technical documentation and inventory information. Clear written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to document work and communicate progress or barriers. Strong organization and time-management skills, including the ability to manage assignments and meet deadlines. A collaborative, accountable, and learning-oriented approach to technical work in a professional environment.Preferred QualificationsNetworking & Infrastructure Coursework, lab experience, academic projects, or prior experience involving networking concepts, infrastructure support, operating systems, cybersecurity, monitoring, or technical documentation. Exposure tonetwork diagrams, device inventories, IP addressing, software inventories, or knowledge base documentation. Interest in network maintenance, equipment staging, change review, monitoring, and operational support.Technical Knowledge & Troubleshooting Cisco coursework, Cisco certification, networking labs, or other hands-on technology experience is helpful but notrequired. Foundational understanding of Layer 1 and Layer 2 networking concepts and troubleshooting practices. Interest in developing practical skills in network operations, infrastructure reliability, and technical problem-solving.Program Information Program Type: Internship. Expected Term: Spring 2027 preferred; Summer 2027 may also be considered. Expected Schedule: Full-time. Location: Tucker, Georgia. Work Arrangement: On-site.Advantages of Working at GSOCWorking at GSOC means more than completing an internship--it's an opportunity to contribute to work that matters while developing technical and professional skills that can support your future career.Meaningful WorkContribute to projects and recurring technical activities that support network reliability, infrastructure readiness, documentation accuracy, and operational effectiveness.Hands -On Technical ExposureGain practical exposure to network diagrams, device and software inventories, monitoring alerts, maintenance preparation, equipment staging, change reviews, and Layer 1 and Layer 2 troubleshooting support.Coaching & MentorshipLearn from experienced network engineering professionals who can provide guidance, feedback, and insight into enterprise technology and electric utility operations.Professional DevelopmentBuild transferable skills through technical project work, documentation, troubleshooting, meetings, feedback, and collaboration across a professional operations environment.Future Career OpportunitiesSuccessful students may be considered for future internships, co-op rotations, or full-time opportunities when business need, role availability, graduation timing, and qualifications align.Work EnvironmentGSOC offers a professional, collaborative learning environment where students work alongside experienced professionals, contribute to meaningful projects, and gain exposure to network infrastructure and the electric utility industry. Students are expected to follow workplace, safety, confidentiality, security, and department-specific requirements while participating in onboarding, regular check-ins, feedback discussions, and end-of-assignment activities.Program participation does not guarantee future employment. Future opportunities are evaluated according to business need, available positions, graduation timing, and individual qualifications.Why Join GSOCAt GSOC, your work can contribute to something bigger. You'll gain exposure to the technology infrastructure and network operations that help support safe, reliable, independent electric system operations.You'll also have the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals, contribute to meaningful technical work, and explore how your Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or Computer Engineering background can translate into a future career in the electric utility industry.Apply TodayIf you're ready to apply your technical curiosity, analytical skills, and interest in network operations to meaningful work, we encourage you to apply for the Network Operations & Infrastructure Intern opportunity with Network Engineering. GSOC does not accept unsolicited resumes or candidate submissions from staffing agencies, search firms, or third-party recruiters. Any unsolicited resumes submitted without a valid, executed agreement will become the property of GSOC, and no placement fee will be paid.Georgia System Operations Corporation is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, including veterans and disabled. We are a drug-free workplace. All applicants are subject to substance abuse testing.