Piping Mechanical Engineer Intern - Hands-on Infra Projects

Black & Veatch; Overland Park (KS); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Black & Veatch is seeking a Mechanical Engineer Intern specializing in piping to support LNG and APG project work. The role offers hands-on design and analysis experiences within a collaborative, employee-owned environment.

You will develop drawings, perform basic calculations, and coordinate with multiple disciplines while gaining exposure to real infrastructure challenges. Ideal candidates are enrolled in ABET-accredited mechanical or chemical engineering programs and possess strong

Qualifications

• Communications skills (written and oral) required.
• Mathematical skills needed for analyses and design.
• Problem solving skills essential for diverse tasks.
• Computer skills for modeling and calculations.
• Mechanics of Materials topics (fatigue, creep, fracture mechanics) preferred.
• Statics and Machine Design coursework beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Develop, evaluate, and design specifications and contract drawings.
• Pressure boundary design and structural analysis of piping systems.
• Support engineering analyses, report production, and designs.
• Prepare basic calculations.
• Assist in basic equipment selection.
• Coordinate with other disciplines.
• Schedule project deliverables.
• Collect, organize, and evaluate data.
• Analyze systems using computer modeling.

Skills

Communications skills

Mathematical skills

Problem solving skills

Computer skills

Mechanics of Materials

Statics

Machine Design

Education

ABET-accredited Mechanical or Chemical Engineering program enrollment

Job description

Black & Veatch is seeking a Mechanical Engineer Intern specializing in piping to support LNG and APG project work. The role offers hands-on design and analysis experiences within a collaborative, employee-owned environment.

You will develop drawings, perform basic calculations, and coordinate with multiple disciplines while gaining exposure to real infrastructure challenges. Ideal candidates are enrolled in ABET-accredited mechanical or chemical engineering programs and possess strong