Summer - Engineering Internship Program

Responsibilities

As an Engineering Intern, you will play a crucial role in supporting your department by conducting comprehensive reviews, detailed analyses, and providing well‑informed recommendations for engineering requests. Your tasks may include:

• Research Support: Gathering and synthesizing data from company records stored in both hard copy and digital formats to support various engineering projects.
• Engineering Analysis: Performing in-depth engineering and cost‑benefit analyses for gas processing facility projects, ensuring that all recommendations are grounded in solid data and aligned with company goals.
• Simulation Software Utilization: Leveraging advanced simulation software to conduct gas processing analyses, providing critical insights that drive project success.
• Collaborative Engagement: Working closely with cross‑functional teams to ensure that all engineering solutions are practical, efficient, and innovative.
• Professional Development: Engaging in continuous learning opportunities and professional development activities to enhance technical skills and industry knowledge.

HYBRID:
Work a combination of onsite and remote days each week, typically 3 days per week onsite.

• Full‑time student in a 4‑year college or university engineering program.
• Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Graduate Student.
• Must have at least two semesters or quarters left before graduation.
• Chemical and mechanical engineering disciplines preferred.
• A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above is required and must be maintained throughout the internship.

• Must be able to commit to one of the following 12‑week sessions:
  May 27 – August 15, 2025 or June 23 – September 12, 2025.

• Downtown Los Angeles
• Monterey Park
• Pico Rivera
• Playa Del Rey
• Redlands
• San Dimas

• Solid understanding of fluid flow, thermal dynamics, piping systems and computer applications.
• Ability to analyze significant amounts of data and develop multiple options and scenarios in reaching decisions.
• Ability to manage and implement multiple projects and coordinate assigned activities and individual projects.
• Knowledge of project management software tools, PC operations, spreadsheets, CAD, mainframe, networks, and MS Office.
• Strong written and oral communication skills to convey technical information in formal and informal settings.
• Strong communication skills and willingness to learn from others, self‑motivated to perform tasks of varying complexity.

• Must be able to work 30–40 hours per week during the summer (12 weeks).
• Must be able to work onsite 3 days a week from primary work location.
• Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States on an ongoing basis without company sponsorship.
• Must have reliable transportation; travel to various locations for site visits, tours, and networking events is required.

• 401K company match & Company provided Pension Plan
• Career Development Tools & Resources through So Cal Gas  University

• Freshman: $23.25/hr.
• Sophomore: $25.85/hr.
• Junior: $28.40/hr.
• Senior: $30.40/hr.
• Graduate Student: $36.05/hr.