Great early career program focused on learning and development. - Power+ Graduate Rotational Program Hitachi Energy Employee Review

5.0
27 Jan 2025
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Pros

Each team I have worked on has been very interested in teaching me and setting me up for success. There is a large emphasis on maintaining early career talent, so this position is highly regarded throughout the company. It's a great way to gain exposure to high level positions that normally aren't available to young professionals. This company also does care about employee wellbeing and managers seem to be flexible when it comes to work-life balance.

Cons

Certain managers do not necessarily know about the program when they sign-up to get a Power+ Graduate on their team so positions can range widely on type of work for the Graduate. Some positions seem to be more housekeeping tasks that managers don't want to do, which doesn't really add value to the Power+ Graduate's career development while other roles allow the Graduate to have high visibility and high impact. But it can be difficult to tell the difference based on the list.

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5.0
5 Jul 2026
Anonymous intern
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Pros

Employees are willing to help and answer questions. Lots of opportunity for growth and good jobs security

Cons

Not the most competitive pay, but could be worse.

5.0
1 Jul 2026
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Pros

The internship has been a genuinely good mix of research, engineering, and practical software work. I have been giving meaningful technical problems instead of busy work, with enough freedom to explore solutions while still having support from experienced engineers. The team culture is collaborative, thoughtful, and very open to questions. I have learned a lot about power systems, simulation software, high-performance computing, and how research ideas turn into tools that actually support engineering work

Cons

Like many large organizations, some processes can move slowly, especially around software access, approvals, and tooling. It can take time to get the full development environment set up, and working across different systems. That said, most of the issues are structural rather than team-related

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