Electrical Engineering Intern – Multisite Refinery Co-op

Marathon Petroleum Corporation; Catlettsburg (KY); On-site; USD 68,000 - 87,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

Educational reimbursement

Job summary

Marathon Petroleum Corporation seeks Electrical Engineer interns/co-ops for its refinery teams. You will explore electrical/instrumentation projects and learn how engineering disciplines integrate within refinery operations in Findlay, OH and other locations.

Role focuses on hands-on experience, project management exposure, and development of communications skills in a professional environment. Start times include spring, summer, and fall terms, with potential for multiple work terms.

Qualifications

• Majoring in Electrical Engineering.
• Strong academic performance.
• US work authorization for full-time employment without sponsorship.
• Positions available spring, summer, and fall.
• Multiple work terms preferred.
• Valid driver's license required.
• Concurrent enrollment in a degree 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 refinery processes as an Electrical Engineer intern.
• Collaborate with a team on electrical/instrumentation projects.
• Develop project management skills: scope, cost, and schedules.
• Assist reliability/E&I engineers in troubleshooting and analysis.
• Improve written and verbal presentation in a professional setting.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

Education

High School (Required)

Job description

Marathon Petroleum Corporation seeks Electrical Engineer interns/co-ops for its refinery teams. You will explore electrical/instrumentation projects and learn how engineering disciplines integrate within refinery operations in Findlay, OH and other locations.

Role focuses on hands-on experience, project management exposure, and development of communications skills in a professional environment. Start times include spring, summer, and fall terms, with potential for multiple work terms.