Engineering Intern: Process & Project Management

Energy Transfer LP; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 17,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Transfer LP offers a summer Engineering Intern program for motivated students. You will gain exposure to natural gas and liquids assets, and participate in operations, calculations, and system modeling.

Responsibilities include process simulations, flow measurements, sizing, equipment functions, and day-to-day field activities across pipelines, storage, and terminals, developing teamwork and communication skills in a dynamic energy environment.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an undergraduate degree program majoring engineering disciplines include Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical at a minimum completion of sophomore level engineering courses.
• General requirements include self-motivated individuals, involvement in activities outside college studies.
• Above average GPA

Responsibilities

• Become familiar with the assets in energy portfolio, gaining experience in gathering, processing, treating, transmission storing, and export of natural gas and/or liquids.
• Process simulation and system modeling.
• Gas and fluid flow measurements.
• Pipe and vessel sizing calculations.
• Equipment functions and maintenance requirements.
• Day to day field operations of pipeline, storage, and terminal systems.

Skills

MS Office proficiency

Willingness to learn

Travel willingness

Attention to detail

Independent worker

Strong written and verbalcommunication

Team player

Education

Undergraduate engineering degree (Chem/Mech/Civil/Electrical)

Sophomore year completed in engineering

General GPA above average

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Energy Transfer LP offers a summer Engineering Intern program for motivated students. You will gain exposure to natural gas and liquids assets, and participate in operations, calculations, and system modeling.

Responsibilities include process simulations, flow measurements, sizing, equipment functions, and day-to-day field activities across pipelines, storage, and terminals, developing teamwork and communication skills in a dynamic energy environment.