FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Engineering Associate Summer Intern?
The primary responsibility is to develop, evaluate, and improve gas turbine service methods while supporting management, engineering, and other staff regarding manufacturing, design, and service capabilities.
What educational background do I need to apply for this internship?
Candidates must be students in a B.S. program in Mechanical, Aerospace, Material Science, or Computer Science Engineering at a university.
When does the internship begin?
The internship begins in May and is in-person during the summer.
What skills are required for this internship position?
Required skills include basic competencies in reading and writing, mathematical skills such as addition and subtraction, reasoning ability to follow instructions, and computer skills including knowledge of spreadsheet software, PowerPoint, and word processing. Coding experience in Python, MatLab, or C++ is a plus.
Will I be involved in root cause investigations?
Yes, you will support Engineering team members in root cause investigations, including analysis of fracture surfaces and failure investigations.
Is safety compliance a part of this role?
Yes, complying with all safety policies, practices, and procedures is a part of the role, and reporting any unsafe activities is required.
What kind of tasks will I be involved with regarding project management?
You will assist and guide project management tasks, review progress, and report out to leadership.
Will I be required to communicate with other team members?
Yes, effective communication with all levels of employees is essential for this position.
Are there any physical demands of this job?
Yes, the job requires the ability to sit, talk or hear, stand, and walk, and may occasionally require lifting or moving up to 10 pounds.
What is the work environment like for this internship?
The work environment is usually quiet, but hearing protection may be recommended or required in some areas.