Design Engineer Internship - Summer 2027

Ryan Fireprotection, Inc.; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing assistance

Job summary

Ryan Fireprotection, Inc. is offering a 10-week paid internship program, designed to give students a real start in the fire protection industry. The program, known as Ryan University, runs for 10 weeks and includes housing assistance when training at the Noblesville, Indiana HQ.

We are seeking current Juniors and Seniors majoring in Mechanical Engineering, Construction, or related fields. Applicants should be detail-oriented, reliable, and eager to learn.

Qualifications

• Current incoming Juniors and incoming Seniors in Mechanical Engineering, Construction, or related major preferred.
• Detail-oriented, reliable, and eager to learn.

Responsibilities

• Gain exposure to project management, fabrication, and field operations.
• Acquire real-world experience that prepares you for future roles in Design, Project Management, or Sales Engineering.

Skills

Detail-oriented

Eager to learn

Education

Mechanical Engineering major or related

Job description

Your Next Career Starts Here. Let's Succeed Together.

Location: Milwaukee, WI

Job Id:987

# of Openings:1

Ryan University is our 10-week paid internship program, built to give students a real start in the fire protection industry.

2027 Program Dates

Locations

We are hiring for all of our locations. Ryan University takes place at our Noblesville, IN Headquarters.

• Louisville, KY

Why Join Us?

• Exposure to project management, fabrication, and field operations
• Housing assistance provided when training at our HQ in Noblesville, Indiana if needed
• Real-world experience that prepares you for future roles in Design, Project Management, or Sales Engineering

Who We’re Looking For

• Current incoming Juniors and incoming Seniors in Mechanical Engineering, Construction, or related major preferred
• Detail-oriented, reliable, and eager to learn

This isn't just an internship. It's the first step toward building a career in a fast-growing, specialized part of the construction industry.