Metallurgy Internship: Hands-On Steel Production & QC

Steel Dynamics, Inc.; Indiana; On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Furnished housing

401(k) & Company match

Employee discounts

Employee Assistance Program

Intern Extravaganza

Competitive pay

Job summary

Steel Dynamics, Inc. invites motivated students to join its Metallurgy Internship at the Engineered Bar Products Division in Pittsboro, IN, for Summer 2027.

This program blends office-based engineering work with hands-on experience on the production floor, enabling real-world application of metallurgical principles. Interns collaborate with operators, engineers, and lab personnel across shifts, gaining exposure to scrap analysis, steelmaking data, and quality improvements while benefiting from

Qualifications

• Candidates should be enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program in Metallurgical and/or Materials Science or Engineering
• Preferred GPA of at least 2.7

Responsibilities

• Assist with scrap and steel analysis using spectrometry and other lab tools to support quality and efficiency efforts.
• Support steelmaking and rolling operations by collecting and analyzing production data, identifying yield loss points, and recommending improvements for efficiency and recovery.
• Collaborate with operators, engineers, and lab personnel across shifts to ensure consistency in data collection, quality assurance, and process improvements.
• Gain hands-on experience in steelmaking, rolling, NDT, heat treating, and laboratory operations tasks.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Metallurgical and/or Materials Science or Engineering

Job description

Steel Dynamics, Inc. invites motivated students to join its Metallurgy Internship at the Engineered Bar Products Division in Pittsboro, IN, for Summer 2027.

This program blends office-based engineering work with hands-on experience on the production floor, enabling real-world application of metallurgical principles. Interns collaborate with operators, engineers, and lab personnel across shifts, gaining exposure to scrap analysis, steelmaking data, and quality improvements while benefiting from