Midstream Internship: Chemical, Mechanical & Electrical Eng

Marathon Petroleum Corporation; Washington (Washington County); On-site; USD 46,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC) offers internship and co‑op opportunities to high‑performing college students for meaningful hands‑on experiences in their fields of study. Interns work with professionals on diverse teams and contribute to value for MPC's shareholders.

As part of MPLX, a midstream company majority owned by MPC, interns support real projects and routine operations across engineering disciplines, including automation, electrical, process, and project engineering, plus field

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in an engineering field.
• Concurrent enrollment for duration of the internship.
• Strong academic performance.
• On-site availability for 40 hours per week.
• Valid driver's license for work-related travel.

Responsibilities

• Support project scope development including estimating, scheduling and design.
• Support DOT-regulated pipeline integrity and maintenance programs.
• Field work at pipelines, compressor stations, pump stations, gas processing plants and related facilities.
• Support midstream initiatives across automation/controls, electrical, process, project, operations and reliability engineering.
• Assist with pipeline integrity, corrosion and measurement services.
• Support project execution and field monitoring activities.

Skills

Driver's license

Reliable transportation

On-site readiness

US work authorization

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, Petroleum/Natural Gas, or Electrical Engineering

Job description

Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC) offers internship and co‑op opportunities to high‑performing college students for meaningful hands‑on experiences in their fields of study. Interns work with professionals on diverse teams and contribute to value for MPC's shareholders.

As part of MPLX, a midstream company majority owned by MPC, interns support real projects and routine operations across engineering disciplines, including automation, electrical, process, and project engineering, plus field