Electrical Engineering Co-op: Refinery Projects

Marathon Petroleum Corporation; Mandan (ND); On-site; USD 45,000 - 57,000; Part time

Job summary

Marathon Petroleum Corporation seeks an Electrical Engineering intern at our Findlay, Ohio refinery. You will join a team that runs a portion of the refining process, gaining exposure to industry codes, best practices, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

During spring, summer, or fall terms, you’ll support Electrical & Instrumentation and process control projects, develop project management and presentation skills, and learn how the plant operates while contributing to real improvements.

Qualifications

• Majoring in Electrical Engineering
• Strong academic performance
• Authorized to work in the US on a full-time indefinite basis without visa sponsorship now or in the future
• Positions are available spring, summer, and fall semesters
• Availability for multiple work terms is preferred
• A valid driver's license is required
• Concurrent enrollment in a degree seeking program
• Military experience a plus
• MIN - $32.92 per hour / MAX - $41.67 per hour
• Learn more about Marathon Petroleum’s benefits at www.mympcbenefits.com

Responsibilities

• Learn industry codes and best practices in a refinery setting.
• Develop project management and teamwork skills across engineering disciplines.
• Support E&I and reliability teams on real engineering projects.
• Improve written and verbal presentation skills in a professional environment.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

Strong academic performance

Military experience a plus

Driver's license

Work authorization in US

Education

High School (Required)

Concurrent enrollment in a degree seeking program

Authorized to work in US without sponsorship

Job description

Marathon Petroleum Corporation seeks an Electrical Engineering intern at our Findlay, Ohio refinery. You will join a team that runs a portion of the refining process, gaining exposure to industry codes, best practices, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

During spring, summer, or fall terms, you’ll support Electrical & Instrumentation and process control projects, develop project management and presentation skills, and learn how the plant operates while contributing to real improvements.