Mining Applications Engineering Intern: Real-World Projects

Komatsu; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 20,000 - 31,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Networking opportunities

Capstone presentations

Company travel to sites

Mentorship from experts

Potential for full-time

Job summary

Komatsu is offering a Mining Applications Engineering Intern position to support the MAE team across multiple U.S. sites including Milwaukee, WI. You will assist in equipment selection, production estimates, and field study support while contributing to NPD and CI projects.

The program emphasizes data analysis, TCO modeling, and development of marketing/technical materials. Ideal candidates are mining engineering students with strong teamwork and communication skills seeking hands-on, real-world

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Mining Engineering with strong academic standing.
• Rising junior or senior with interest in mining applications and internships.
• Experience with data tools and MS Office is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support operations application analysis for drills, draglines, loaders, shovels, and haulage operations.
• Perform equipment selection and production estimates to recommend equipment for mining applications.
• Track equipment production rates and maintain a usable database of actual customer rates.
• Generate Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) models and mining justification methods.

Skills

Problem-solving

Communication

Teamwork

Data analysis

Attention to detail

Internship experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering (pursuing)

Rising Junior or Senior

Tools

Excel

Power BI

Power Apps

Job description

Komatsu is offering a Mining Applications Engineering Intern position to support the MAE team across multiple U.S. sites including Milwaukee, WI. You will assist in equipment selection, production estimates, and field study support while contributing to NPD and CI projects.

The program emphasizes data analysis, TCO modeling, and development of marketing/technical materials. Ideal candidates are mining engineering students with strong teamwork and communication skills seeking hands-on, real-world