Graduate Intern – Power Data Analysis for AI Data Centers

Job overview

The Graduate Intern – Power Data Analysis for AI Data Centers role is onsite in Golden, CO. The annual salary range is $44,500–$71,200. The position is with the Digital Twins and Scalable Workflows group in the National Laboratory of the Rockies' Computational Science Center. The intern analyzes power measurements from AI workload experiments to identify anomalies and characterize workload behavior. By correlating measurements with system telemetry and developing an automated event detector, the researcher contributes data and models relevant to data center power behavior and grid stability.

What you'll do

• Review power measurements for anomalies and data quality issues
• label power ramps, load steps, and other events using a documented protocol
• investigate behavior by correlating measurements with GPU telemetry, profiling data, job logs, and system configuration
• build and evaluate an automated detector for power ramps and anomalies
• present results and contribute to technical reports, papers, and conference presentations.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

graduate intern

power data analysis

ai data centers

gpu workloads

power systems

anomaly detection

data analysis

golden co

national laboratory of the rockies

$44,500–$71,200/year

40 hours per week

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Medical, dental and vision insurance, 403(b) savings plan with employer match, and sick leave where required by law
• eligibility rules apply.

Why this role

Graduate research internship focused on electrical behavior of AI workloads and data center power analytics; 40 hours per week.

About the employer

National Laboratory of the Rockies is hiring for this role. Industry: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology). Sector: 54.