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Process Mechanical Design Engineer Intern

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Off-cycle Internship
  • Research & Development
    Engineering

AI generated summary

  • You should have a BS in Mechanical/Chemical Engineering or related field, interest in industrial systems, and ideally experience with GPS, GIS, 3D design, or HVAC design.
  • You will assist in designing and managing water treatment systems, prepare technical documents, evaluate costs, and collaborate on multi-discipline projects with field observations.

Requirements

  • BS in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering (or related field) is preferred but will consider candidates with other engineering degrees and related experience or interests.
  • Strong interest or design experience with material handling, pumping, and water treatment systems at municipal or preferably mining, paper or other heavy industry sites.
  • Ability and desire to obtain Professional Engineer license is preferred.
  • GPS, GIS and 3D design software training or experience is a plus.
  • Experience with HVAC design is a plus.

Responsibilities

  • Project conceptualization and abilities to work on broad range of projects including:
  • Municipal/Industrial pumping and material handling systems
  • Municipal/Industrial wastewater treatment and water management systems
  • Sanitary sewer collection and wastewater treatment
  • Potable water treatment and distribution
  • Stormwater management and collection
  • Site development
  • Technical specification writing
  • Construction observation/management skills
  • Experience or desire to work in developing and understanding piping and instrumentation diagrams
  • Use of or experience in Revit or other 3D design software is a plus
  • Ability to convert field information and work with a team to produce final design drawings
  • Prepare and evaluate project construction cost estimates and alternatives
  • Proven ability to work with various engineers on multiple discipline projects
  • Preparation of technical memos, reports, and construction specifications
  • Construction Experience including Field Observation of Administrative Tasks

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the Process Mechanical Design Engineer Intern role at GEI?

The role focuses on supporting the Municipal and Industrial client base, specifically in planning and designing various projects related to pumping, material handling systems, wastewater treatment, and water management systems.

What qualifications are preferred for this internship position?

A Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering (or a related field) is preferred, but candidates with other engineering degrees and relevant experience or interests may also be considered.

Is prior design experience necessary for this internship?

While design experience is desired, a strong interest in working with CAD design, laser scanning/3-D modeling, and analytical software tools can also be suitable for candidates.

What type of projects will interns be working on?

Interns will have the opportunity to work on a broad range of projects, including municipal and industrial pumping and material handling systems, wastewater treatment, potable water treatment, stormwater management, and site development.

What software skills are important for this internship role?

Experience or a strong desire to learn CAD design software, as well as familiarity with Revit or other 3D design software, is valuable. Skills or training in GPS, GIS, and analytical software are also advantageous.

Are there opportunities for professional development in this internship?

Yes, GEI offers professional development opportunities, including a focus on career advancement and a supportive environment for learning.

What are the physical requirements of this intern position?

The role requires a mix of sedentary and light physical activity, including sitting for 4-6 hours and standing/walking for a total of 2-4 hours throughout the workday, as well as occasional lifting of up to 20 lbs.

What kind of employee culture does GEI promote?

GEI promotes a vibrant culture focused on client-centered service, curiosity, collaboration, and community-mindedness, emphasizing sustainability, safety, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Does GEI have any specific requirements related to obtaining a Professional Engineer license?

While not mandatory, a desire and ability to obtain a Professional Engineer license is preferred for candidates in this role.

Is construction experience relevant for this internship?

Yes, experience in construction, including field observation and administrative tasks, is pertinent and beneficial for completing various phases of the projects.

GEI provides the professional services that improve our world’s built environments.

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Mission & Purpose

GEI Consultants, Inc., one of the nation’s leading geotechnical, environmental, water resources, and ecological science and engineering firms, has provided a broad range of consulting and engineering services on over 50,000 projects in 50 states and 22 countries. GEI is honored to maintain decades-long trusted advisor relationships with dozens of clients and partners nationwide. Narrow-scope projects with new clients often lead to an expanded relationship over time as we prove our technical qualifications and offer innovative solutions that improve bottom line results. A mid-sized, privately held, employee-owned firm, GEI offers direct access to nationally recognized engineers and scientists who lead client engagements, and who, in turn, are supported by and mentor some of the very best young minds in our business. We employ top talent in our fields at all levels who teach and learn in a collaborative, supportive, and stimulating environment. For more information, please visit the firm’s web site at www.geiconsultants.com.