2027 Summer Intern: Network Engineer I

This role requires the ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future. At a Glance You're a motivated student with a current 3.0 GPA or higher currently pursuing a degree in one of the following areas from an accredited college or university: Electrical Engineering,Electrical and Computer Engineering This is a paid, full-time, 11-week internship designed to give you real-world experience and meaningful exposure to the telecommunications industry in your chosen field. Internship program runs from May 26 through August 6, 2027. In addition to role-specific projects, you'll take part in professional development sessions, networking opportunities, mentorship and experiences that help you grow personally and professionally. The Spectrum Internship Experience As part of America's Connectivity Company®, you'll join a team that serves millions of customers and communities nationwide, while gaining valuable insight into the work that powers connection every day. Throughout the summer, you'll contribute to meaningful work, strengthen your skills and have opportunities to: Grow your skills in a dynamic, innovative business environment. Build connections with team members and senior leaders who can help you better understand our business and what it's like to work here. Learn from a mentor, who can provide guidance, support and career advice. What you can expect in this role As a Spectrum intern, you'll spend the summer working alongside two teams: your respective department and your intern cohort. Department and team-focused projects account for about 80% of your schedule. You'll spend the other 20% on internship experiences that include a kickoff conference, professional development sessions and networking activities, webinars, community service, cross-functional projects and final presentations. This experience is designed to help you explore your interests, expand your network and leave with a deeper understanding of both your field and the impact of our business. Internship responsibilities may include: The Intern provides hands-on support to the CPE Hardware Parametric team across three core areas: (1) Certification of Customer Premise Equipment (CPE), (2) Hardware Lab Development, and (3) Field Issue Investigation. The intern will own key deliverables including hardware teardown analysis and Small Network Equipment (SNE) Voluntary Agreement compliance testing, while assisting with vendor test report auditing, in-house lab measurements, ad hoc testing for cross-functional partners, and new lab equipment process development. This position supports the team's mission to ensure Charter's networking hardware — including WiFi, DOCSIS, Fiber, power supply (PSU), and battery backup unit (BBU) devices — meets safety, electrical, reliability, environmental, and regulatory standards. The intern will gain direct experience with electrical engineering and RF lab equipment, technical standards compliance, hardware analysis techniques, and the CPE hardware development lifecycle within a collaborative engineering environment. 1. Hardware Certification: Assist with Certifying new Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) platforms and supply-critical CPE hardware revisions through auditing vendor testing — spanning thermal stress, electrical surge and immunity, RF interference, power supply integrity, environmental endurance, and reliability — for WiFi, DOCSIS, Fiber, PSU, and BBU CPE. Drive Small Network Equipment (SNE) Voluntary Agreement power consumption testing, data collection, and compliance reporting. Complete hardware teardown assessments including visual inspection, PCB photography, BOM verification, and documentation of manufacturing quality observations. Perform in-house lab measurements using electrical engineering and RF test equipment (oscilloscope, multimeter, power sources, thermal camera, digital