Hydrogen Tech Intern: Reciprocating Compressor Engineer

Baker Hughes Company; Firenze; In loco; EUR 6700 - 11.000; Part-time

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Buddy support

Mentoring

Flexible working

Descrizione del lavoro

Baker Hughes invites engineering students and recent graduates to join an internship program designed to provide hands-on experience and learning across hydrogen technologies and decarbonization efforts. You’ll receive focused training, participate in team meetings, work on projects, and present results with guidance from a buddy and manager.

You will gain exposure to HS&E culture, diverse perspectives, and an environment encouraging collaboration and innovation in energy transition

Competenze

• Currently pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering or Plant Engineering, or a related field
• Knowledge of hydrogen technologies is a plus
• Familiarity with laboratory characterization techniques and data analysis tools
• Knowledge of statistical analysis and DoE methodologies is an advantage
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills
• Interest in advanced materials, degradation mechanisms, and sustainable energy technologies
• Be able to legally work in the country in which you are applying, without company sponsorship or time restrictions.

Conoscenze

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Organizational skills

English fluency

Formazione

Master’s degree in related Engineering Disciplines

Pursuing degree in Mechanical/Plant Engineering or related field

Strumenti

Laboratory characterization techniques

DoE methodologies

Data analysis tools

Hydrogen technologies knowledge

Descrizione del lavoro

Baker Hughes invites engineering students and recent graduates to join an internship program designed to provide hands-on experience and learning across hydrogen technologies and decarbonization efforts. You’ll receive focused training, participate in team meetings, work on projects, and present results with guidance from a buddy and manager.

You will gain exposure to HS&E culture, diverse perspectives, and an environment encouraging collaboration and innovation in energy transition