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Field Service Intern

CompanyLionheart Critical Power
LocationHuntley
Work ModeOn Site
PostedFebruary 17, 2026
Internship Information
Core Responsibilities
The intern will support mission-critical power systems by riding along with Field Service Engineers to customer sites, observing and assisting with maintenance on generators, transfer switches, and fire pump engines. Responsibilities also include learning how technicians troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair equipment, as well as assisting with shop work and logistics.
Internship Type
intern
Salary Range
$27 - $29
Company Size
68
Visa Sponsorship
No
Language
English
Working Hours
40 hours
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About The Company
LionHeart specializes in the maintenance and repair of critical power systems including: Emergency Generators | Transfer Switches | Switchgear | Fire Pump Engines It has become increasingly important to maintain systems for operation at peak performance, and in accordance with all applicable codes. We have defined the future role of critical power specialists and act as a stakeholder in our customers'​ operations. Servicing: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin (available for other areas upon request)
About the Role

Why you'll love working with us:

  • 100% Company-Paid Insurance | Medical, dental, and vision for you and all your dependents
  • 401(k) |  strong employer match starting at your 1-year anniversary
  • Paid annual training | 16+ hours minimum
  • A Team That Has Your Back | 5-star employee rating on Glassdoor noting a strong culture of respect, safety, and growth

About the Role

The Field Service Intern role is a hands-on opportunity to learn what it takes to support mission-critical power systems in the field. As a Field Service Intern at LionHeart, you’ll work side-by-side with experienced Field Service Engineers (FSEs), gaining real-world exposure to the technical, operational, and customer-facing aspects of our core business.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with their hands, learning in an active environment, and wants to explore a long-term career in field service and critical power.


What We Offer

  • Mentorship and guidance from experienced technicians and industry leaders

  • Opportunities to develop and apply technical skills in an active, hands-on work environment

  • A collaborative, supportive team culture that prioritizes learning and safety

  • A clear career path toward becoming a Field Service Engineer Apprentice and, eventually, a Journeyman at LionHeart


Day in the Life

No two days look exactly the same, but as a Field Service Intern you can expect to:

  • Ride along with Field Service Engineers to customer sites

  • Observe and assist with regular maintenance on industrial generators, transfer switches, and fire pump engines

  • Learn how technicians troubleshoot, diagnose, and complete repairs on critical equipment

  • Help load, unload, and transport tools, parts, and equipment to and from job sites

  • Get hands-on in the shop as needed, supporting equipment prep and learning how the field and shop work together to deliver for customers

  • See firsthand how FSEs communicate with customers, chief engineers, and internal office teams

  • Ask questions, build foundational skills, and steadily take on more responsibility as you learn


What You’ll Be Learning

Throughout your internship, you’ll gain exposure to how LionHeart Field Service Engineers successfully:

  • Perform preventive maintenance on mission-critical power equipment

  • Diagnose mechanical and electrical issues in the field

  • Work safely and efficiently in active customer environments

  • Communicate clearly and professionally with customers and internal teams

  • Represent LionHeart’s values on every job site


What We’re Looking For

  • Interest in mechanical, electrical, or technical work

  • Willingness to learn, take direction, and work as part of a team

  • Comfort working in a physical, hands-on environment

  • Strong work ethic and positive attitude

  • Ability to lift and move equipment, tools, and supplies as needed

  • Curiosity about a long-term career in field service or skilled trades

  • Previous technical experience is a plus

  • Valid driver’s license and clean driving record

Key Skills
Mechanical AptitudeElectrical AptitudeTechnical LearningTeamworkHands-on WorkWork EthicTroubleshootingDiagnosisCommunicationSafety ProceduresEquipment HandlingCustomer Interaction
Categories
EngineeringTradesEnergyManufacturing
Benefits
Medical InsuranceDental InsuranceVision Insurance401kPaid Annual Training