Refining Mechanical Engineer Intern — Hands-On Projects & Growth

drive for MPC; Findlay, Northern (OH, KY); Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Access to health insurance

Access to vision insurance

Access to dental insurance

Paid time off

401k matching program

Paid parental leave

Educational reimbursement

Discretionary company-sponsored annual

Job summary

Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC) in Findlay, Ohio invites motivated Mechanical Engineering students for internship opportunities. Interns will explore refinery processes, gain exposure to multiple engineering disciplines, and work within a collaborative team to build project scopes and schedules.

These roles emphasize building written and verbal presentation skills in a professional setting, with terms available across spring, summer and fall semesters and a valid driver's license required.

Qualifications

• Majoring in Mechanical Engineering is required.
• Authorized to work in the US full-time without visa sponsorship.
• Available for spring, summer and fall semesters; multiple terms preferred.
• Valid driver’s license required.
• Concurrent enrollment in a degree program is expected.
• Military experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Assist mechanical engineers in refinery projects and studies.
• Learn industry codes and best practices within a team environment.
• Develop project management and presentation skills.

Skills

Strong academic performance

Authorized to work in US

Multiple work terms allowed

Concurrent enrollment

Valid driver’s license

Military experience a plus

Availability for spring/summer/fall

Education

Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC) in Findlay, Ohio invites motivated Mechanical Engineering students for internship opportunities. Interns will explore refinery processes, gain exposure to multiple engineering disciplines, and work within a collaborative team to build project scopes and schedules.

These roles emphasize building written and verbal presentation skills in a professional setting, with terms available across spring, summer and fall semesters and a valid driver's license required.