Energy Systems Intern: Field Ops & Modeling

Energy Transfer Partners, L.P.; Houston, Northern (TX, KY); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. in Houston offers a paid summer internship to explore our energy portfolio and gain hands-on experience in gathering, processing, treating, transmission, storing, and exporting natural gas and liquids.

You will assist with process simulations, system modeling, flow measurements, pipe sizing, equipment functions, and field operations across pipelines, storage, and terminals. The program emphasizes self-motivation, strong communication, willingness to travel, and the

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an undergraduate degree program majoring in business.
• General requirements include self-motivated individuals, involvement in activities outside college studies.

Responsibilities

• Become familiar with energy assets and gain experience in gathering, processing, treating, transmission, storing and exporting natural gas and/or liquids.
• Assist with process simulation and system modeling, gas and fluid flow measurements, pipe and vessel sizing calculations, equipment functions, and maintenance requirements.
• Support day-to-day field operations of pipeline, storage, and terminal systems; adapt to location-specific variations.

Skills

MS Office

Learn quickly

Travel willingness

Attention to detail

Independent work

Written communication

Verbal communication

Team player

Education

Undergraduate business major

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. in Houston offers a paid summer internship to explore our energy portfolio and gain hands-on experience in gathering, processing, treating, transmission, storing, and exporting natural gas and liquids.

You will assist with process simulations, system modeling, flow measurements, pipe sizing, equipment functions, and field operations across pipelines, storage, and terminals. The program emphasizes self-motivation, strong communication, willingness to travel, and the