Mechanical Engineering Intern — Maintenance & Innovation

aksteel; New Carlisle (OH); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Cleveland-Cliffs in New Carlisle, IN seeks a Mechanical Engineering Intern to support maintenance and design tasks across plants.

Under supervision, the intern will assist in predictive, preventive, and emergency maintenance, read blueprints, analyze performance, and support planning and cost control of projects.

This internship offers exposure to industry-leading engineering leaders, real-world challenges, and potential for future full-time employment.

Qualifications

• Enrollment in a Bachelor of Science program in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• Completion of at least sophomore year of study by the summer of 2027.
• Applicants for this position must be currently legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.

Responsibilities

• Recommend and/or perform predictive, preventative, and emergency maintenance of equipment
• Research, design, evaluate, install, modernize, re-design, operate, maintain, and repair machinery and equipment
• Resolve equipment malfunctions, including those requiring scheduled shutdowns or breakdown action
• Participate in planning, scheduling, and cost control of maintenance/engineering projects
• Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, schematics, and computer-generated reports
• Analyze current operating performance and standard operating procedures and make recommendations for improvement
• Various other projects as needed to support the business

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Job description

Cleveland-Cliffs in New Carlisle, IN seeks a Mechanical Engineering Intern to support maintenance and design tasks across plants.

Under supervision, the intern will assist in predictive, preventive, and emergency maintenance, read blueprints, analyze performance, and support planning and cost control of projects.

This internship offers exposure to industry-leading engineering leaders, real-world challenges, and potential for future full-time employment.