FAQs
What is the duration of the Engineering Internship at Cargill?
The internship typically lasts for 12 weeks.
What are the locations for the Engineering Internship?
The internship locations may include various production facilities across the United States, such as Akron, OH; Blair, NE; Breaux Bridge, LA; and many others.
What qualifications are required to apply for the Engineering Internship?
Candidates must be currently pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in relevant engineering disciplines, have a graduation date between December 2025 and May 2027, possess the right to work in the U.S., and be geographically flexible for relocation.
What kind of experience will interns gain during the Engineering Internship?
Interns will gain experience in Operations Leadership and/or Maintenance & Reliability Engineering roles, including supervision of operators, project management, compliance programs, and process optimization.
Are there any preferred qualifications for applicants?
Yes, preferred qualifications include previous experience in plant, production, co-op, or internships, an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher, strong problem-solving abilities, leadership experience, and excellent communication skills.
What benefits do Cargill interns receive?
Interns receive various benefits such as paid time off, mental health and well-being programs, access to a digital learning library, and housing and relocation assistance for those who qualify.
Will the internship involve physical activity?
Yes, the internship involves physical activity that may require moderate exertion, including bending, lifting, and working in varying conditions such as heat or grain dust.
Are interns provided with networking and development opportunities?
Yes, interns are encouraged to participate in events that provide exposure to leadership, development opportunities, and networking with peers across the U.S.
Is vaccination required for this position?
Cargill highly encourages vaccinations but does not mandate them at this time. Unvaccinated employees are expected to follow safety protocols.
What types of career paths could follow after the internship?
Potential career paths include roles as Production Management Engineers, Environmental Engineers, Process/Project Engineers, or Maintenance & Reliability Engineers.