Engineering Technology - Co-ops and Internships - Listings from Handshake

Employer: The Friedkin Group Expires: 10/02/2026 Living Our ValuesAll associates are guided by Our Values. Our Values are the unifying foundation of our companies. We strive to ensure that every decision we make and every action we take demonstrates Our Values. We believe that putting Our Values into practice creates lasting benefits for all of our associates, shareholders, and the communities in which we live.Internship opportunities may be available across The Friedkin Group and affiliated companies at various office locations in the Houston and surrounding areas. These organizations include: The Friedkin Group, Gulf States Toyota, GSFSGroup, US AutoLogistics, Westside Lexus, Northside Lexus, and Accelerated Solutions Group.  SummaryAre you a budding engineer looking to make your mark in a dynamic automotive manufacturing environment? Join us as an Engineering Intern and play a pivotal role in shaping the future. ResponsibilitiesIntern will be exposed to a high flow automotive manufacturing environment, involved in developing work standards, and challenged to help continuously improve our processes by utilizing the latest industry technology.QualificationsRising Junior, or Senior enrolled in a 4-year Accredited College or University pursuing a degree in Mechanical, Industrial, and/or Manufacturing Engineering.Overall GPA 2.8 or above.Certificates, Licenses, RegistrationsValid Driver's License required.Physical RequirementsThe physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by an associate to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.While performing the duties of the job, the associate is required on a daily basis to analyze and interpret data, communicate, and remain in a stationary position for a significant amount of the workday; and frequently access, input, and retrieve information from the computer and other office productivity devices.The associate is regularly required to move about the office and around the facility. The associate is occasionally required to travel to other sites, including out-of-state, where applicable, for business purposes.The associate must frequently move up to 10 pounds and occasionally move up to 25 pounds.Work EnvironmentThe work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an associate encounters while performing the essential functions of this job.While the job is generally performed in an office environment, the associate is occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions, areas in which moving mechanical parts, fumes, toxic or caustic chemicals are present, and outside weather conditions.The noise level in the office environment is typically quiet, but the associate may be occasionally exposed to loud noise levels.Travel RequiredMinimal travel is required for this position (up to 10% of the time and on a domestic basis).Join UsThe Friedkin Group and its affiliates are committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities, including providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities. If you have a disability and would like to request an accommodation, please contact us at TalentAcquisition@friedkin.com. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all associates.We are seeking candidates legally authorized to work in the United States, without Sponsorship.Interns must reside in the Houston or surrounding areas during the duration of the internship (housing allowance or housing stipend not provided). 

Employer: MetPlas, Inc. Expires: 10/01/2026 Overview:We are seeking a motivated Mechanical Engineering Intern to join our manufacturing team. This hands-on role involves working closely with machinists to design tooling, update CAD models, and improve production processes. You will gain practical experience in CNC machining, quality control, and process improvement while supporting the production of precision parts. Responsibilities: Troubleshoot production issues, assist with CNC programming (G-code/Mastercam), and support machinists with setups.Help create or update standard operating procedures (SOPs), work instructions, and safety documentation.Process Improvement: Analyze manufacturing methods and identify opportunities to reduce cycle times and improve product quality.Assist with the design and drafting of mechanical components using CAD software (SolidWorks, or similar).Support machining operations including milling, turning and drilling under supervision.Create and interpret technical drawings, tolerances, and GD&T requirements.Observe and learn from experienced machinists to understand best practices in machining and fabrication.Contribute to maintaining a clean, organized, and safe shop environment.Perform measurements and inspections using calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools.Help maintain shop equipment, tooling, and work areas to ensure safety and efficiency.Work with shop personnel on various projects related to process improvements.Utilize Lean manufacturing methods to reduce costs and improve quality.Using root cause analysis and the scientific method, investigate and resolve product, equipment, and tooling problems.Education:Currently pursuing a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or related field.Proficiency in CAD software (SolidWorks preferred).CNC programming, a plusBasic understanding of GD&T and manufacturing processes (milling, turning, drilling).Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.  

Employer: Eurovia Atlantic Coast, LLC - Northeast Paving Expires: 09/26/2026 General DescriptionThe Summer Engineering Intern will be tasked with a variety of duties such as tracking quantities, layout, maintaining traffic, working with the crew or at a plant/office.  Average work week is 50 hours.Key DutiesLearn about the work associated with construction and paving projects.Responsible to work with and coordinate activities for projects.Rotate through various projects, plants, labs, etc.Project support as needed.Responsible for checking and tracking quantities (cost control quantities)Responsible to archiving and recording all correspondence as directed.Use accepted methods to inspect, sample and test aggregates, asphalt, concrete or other materials for the purpose of quality control when needed.Monitor and test process functions and materials daily to ensure our products meet or exceed requirements of the appropriate agency or customer.Ensure all safety & environmental codes, standards, and acceptable practices are adhered to at all timesSite visits and investigations as neededParticipation in weekly and monthly safety meetingsComplete other duties as assigned Qualification RequirementsTo perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each Key Duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.Education and ExperienceRequires basic civil engineering and/or business knowledge. Proficient PC skills.Familiarity with construction industry practices is required. Must be able to understand and communicate effectively with job site supervisors, fellow employees, subcontractors, vendors, and DOT personnel.Must have a valid driver's license.Physical DemandsThe following physical demands are representative while performing the essential functions of the job.Regularly required to stand and/or sit during a regular work shift of at least eight hours per day. Employee is occasionally required to stoop, bend, walk, crouch, and climb.Ability to lift, on a frequent basis, at least 25 pounds.Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.Continuous mental attention required to complete tasks in an efficient manner.Exposure to dust, dirt grease and noise.Work can be performed at heights up to 60 feet, requiring the employee to climb ladders, scaffolds and stair towers, often with narrow steps and passageways. Frequently walk on uneven surfaces, including natural ground and slopes in varying weather conditions.Must be able to work a flexible schedule, based on project need(s) and demand(s).Must wear all required PPE including steel-toed boots/shoes.Work EnvironmentThe work environment characteristics described below are representative while performing the essential functions of this job. Work is performed primarily outdoors in all weather conditions.Work environment periodically exposes the employees to high levels of noise, grease, and dust that is typically associated with a construction project. Employee regularly works near heavy equipment and moving machinery.Work may involve a variety of substances commonly found on construction sites such as form oil, grease, curing compounds, gasoline, diesel fuel and ready mixed concrete.Occasional office work. We promote a Drug-Free Workplace.EOE AA M/F/Vet/Disability are encouraged to apply.

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Steel Dynamics, Inc. Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ metallurgy internships stand apart from others in the market because they provide a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not confined to observing from a distance; instead, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This immersive approach gives interns the opportunity to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. At SDI, metallurgy is not limited to research and development, it is a dynamic combination of technical analysis and practical application that exposes interns to the full scope of how metallurgy drives production success. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the Steel Dynamics Structural & Rail Division located in Columbia City, Indiana, in the Melt Department. This internship will take place during Summer 2027.Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Metallurgy Intern at Steel Dynamics?Assist with scrap analysis and alloy verification using spectrometry and other lab tools to support quality and certification standards.Support melt shop operations by collecting and analyzing production data, identifying yield loss points, and recommending improvements for efficiency and recovery.Participate in scrap recovery and process optimization projects, including developing sorting criteria and tracking melt loss.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 melting operations, including assisting with heat cycles, transfers, and turnaround tasks.Contribute to quality assurance efforts by validating lab results, supporting round robin testing, and ensuring compliance with accuracy standards. What Qualifications Do I Need?Candidates should be enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program in Materials Science or EngineeringPreferred GPA of at least 2.7Examples of Projects Steel Dynamics Metallurgy Interns Have CompletedAnalyze aluminum scrap using optical emission spectrometry (OES) to determine alloy composition, contamination levels, and reusability, supporting ISO 17025 certification and chemical accuracy standards.Develop and refine scrap sorting criteria by evaluating melt loss rates and contamination risk across different scrap types, such as bare clips, stubs, and shreds, and determine effective cost per pound for each.Map the scrap flow from production to melt by collecting heat-level data across all production lines, identifying inefficiencies, yield loss points, and variability in operator practices to guide melt optimization strategies.Lead a scrap recovery project to track and quantify melt loss during charging, establish baselines for key commodities, and provide actionable recommendations to reduce loss and improve recovery through better handling and process controls.Collaborate with melt shop teams across all shifts to monitor process variability, collect data, and implement best practices, building operator trust and maintaining project momentum through consistent communication.Support casting operations by participating in transfer and turnaround tasks, operating forklifts and fork trucks, and engaging directly with the production team during heat cycles and metal transfers.Participate in quality assurance initiatives such as round robin testing across multiple spectrometers, coordinating with lab personnel to validate data against certified samples and ensure accuracy across labs.Gain exposure to the full aluminum casting lifecycle, from scrap charging and melting to alloying, dross removal, and coil shipment, by observing and assisting in day-to-day melt shop operations.Assist in planning and conducting future recovery trials focused on single scrap types or different alloying sequences to isolate melt loss behaviors and refine charge mix procedures. Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Steel Dynamics, Inc. Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ metallurgy internships stand apart from others in the market because they provide a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not confined to observing from a distance; instead, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This immersive approach gives interns the opportunity to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. At SDI, metallurgy is not limited to research and development, it is a dynamic combination of technical analysis and practical application that exposes interns to the full scope of how metallurgy drives production success. Internship LocationThis internship is located on a continuous galvanizing line at the Steel Dynamics The Techs Division located in Pittsburgh, PA. This internship will take place during the Summer 2027 term.Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Metallurgy Intern at Steel Dynamics?Utilize engineering and metallurgy principles to assist in the performance of engineering dutiesConduct and analyze mill experiments on the galvanizing lineWrite reports on findingsAssist other engineers in on-going projectsUtilize various laboratory equipment for process analysisPerform data analysis and report trends to operation personnelBe in direct contact with operations and quality assurance personnel working on projects that will directly affect productionParticipate in day to day engineering activities in a fast paced and varied production based environmentDevelop trials based on research and needsContribute to strip inspection activities, data collection, and reporting of results. What Qualifications Do I Need?Candidates should be pursuing a degree in one of the following fields:Metallurgy/Materials ScienceMaterials EngineeringMechanical EngineeringPreferred GPA of at least 2.7Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.Effective communication skills, both written and verbal.Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) required. Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - New Millennium Building Systems Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. This is a New Millennium Position. Who is New Millennium?A division of Steel Dynamics Inc. (SDI), New Millennium was founded in 1999 in Butler, Indiana, with one clear mission: To be a trusted collaborator for the design, engineering, and supply of structural steel joists and deck. Today, 25 years later, we’re one of the largest providers of high-performance structural steel joists, joist girders, and deck solutions for commercial steel construction projects. What Makes This Internship Different?The Structural Engineering Internship at Steel Dynamics is unique because interns are not limited to observing or performing routine tasks, they are directly involved in projects that impact production, safety, and long-term infrastructure reliability. Unlike many programs that focus solely on classroom-style assignments, SDI interns gain hands-on experience in both design and field work, from analyzing and drafting structural components to inspecting and reinforcing critical infrastructure in active industrial environments. This combination of office and on-site project involvement provides students with exposure to the full lifecycle of civil engineering work in a manufacturing setting. Many interns also work alongside contractors, operators, and engineers, giving them a broader perspective of how civil engineering integrates with operations and business strategy. The result is an experience that goes beyond traditional internships by preparing students to solve real-world challenges and contribute measurable value from day one. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the New Millennium facility located in Hope, AR, in the Sales Department. This internship will take place during Summer 2027. Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partnernetwork.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Structural Engineering Intern at Steel Dynamics?Apply engineering principles to support ongoing design, analysis, and construction projects ranging from community churches, schools, offices and retail buildings to athletic facilities and fieldhouses to massive warehouses and data centers covering acres of land for the world’s largest distribution and data storage companies.Assist in evaluating and designing structural components such as platforms, open-web steel joists and girders, and welded and bolted connections.Conduct inspections of existing infrastructure to identify potential issues and recommend solutions.Perform experiments, collect field data, and analyze results to guide project decisions and operational improvements.Utilize laboratory and engineering tools, including AutoCAD and BIM software, to create drawings, models, and technical documentation.Collaborate with engineers, contractors, and operations personnel to clarify requirements, coordinate repairs, and support project execution.Ensure compliance with applicable building codes, safety standards, and internal quality expectations.Contribute to day-to-day engineering activities in a fast-paced industrial environment to meet facility needs.Assist sales team with technical knowledge to complete estimates, troubleshoot scope issues with estimating and coordinators to help find issues at bid time.Value engineer to help with design options and partner with key customers to offer competitive options. What Qualifications Do I Need?Candidates should have a strong interest in Structural Engineering, and be enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program in Civil Engineering or related field, enabling attainment of EIT license and eventual Civil PE licensure.Preferred GPA of at least 2.7Examples of Projects Steel Dynamics Structural Engineering Interns Have CompletedDesign and analyze structures such as buildings, crane runways, mezzanines, platforms, and equipment supports to ensure long-term durability under industrial conditions.Evaluate structural loading, vibration, thermal expansion, and wear to ensure all designs can withstand heavy and dynamic forces over time.Ensure all designs comply with local building codes, OSHA safety regulations, and industry-specific standards through thorough documentation and review.Participate in structural detailing using AutoCAD, converting structural drawings into fabrication-ready drawings and details.Generate finalized modification details to resolve field conflicts and coordinate with information provided by outside parties to ensure project success.Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers.

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Superior Aluminum Alloys Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ mechanical engineering internships stand out from those at other companies because they offer a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not limited to observing from a distance, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This approach allows interns to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. By combining technical analysis, CAD design, and process improvement projects with practical mechanical maintenance, Steel Dynamics provides interns with a unique opportunity to develop both engineering expertise and practical skills that are highly valued in the industry. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the Steel Dynamics Superior Aluminum Alloys Division located in New Haven, IN. This internship will take place in Summer 2027. Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Steel Dynamics?Support operations and projects using engineering principles in both office and industrial settingsConduct experiments, analyze data, and prepare reports on findingsCollaborate with engineers and operations staff to improve processes and resolve issuesIdentify trends, recommend improvements, and develop trials based on operational needsWork hands-on with mechanical systems and maintenance tasks alongside operators What Qualifications Do I Need?Enrolled in a degree program in Mechanical EngineeringGPA of 2.7 or higher preferredStrong mechanical aptitude with maintenance knowledgeComfortable performing hands-on work in an industrial environmentAble to communicate and collaborate effectively with operatorsExamples of Projects Steel Dynamics Mechanical Engineering Interns Have CompletedAnalyze and improve water treatment facility components by evaluating pumps, piping systems, filtration units, and energy recovery equipment; conduct system diagnostics, efficiency testing, and CAD modeling for design upgrades; assist in implementing automated monitoring technologies to enhance operational reliability.Replace and redesign scrap car generators to improve power efficiency, including selecting upgraded components, working with vendors, and overseeing installation to minimize downtime and improve energy use.Design and fabricate simplified slag doors using CAD software and collaborate with external fabricators to produce parts; develop and install a custom slag chute to reduce buildup on the melt deck, improving safety and operational flow.Install platform walkways to improve accessibility and operator safety; perform measurements and thermal expansion calculations to ensure structural integrity over time and prevent cracking or misalignment.Build and modify scrap chutes to eliminate recurring clogging issues; identify and address mechanical causes such as chute lip design; research and recommend safer lubricants like liquid graphite to replace hydraulic fluid, reducing fire risk and improving environmental safety.Conduct research and development (R&D) on equipment improvements, such as sourcing and testing new wheels for rotary hearth furnaces, evaluating more accessible designs for machinery components, and collaborating with maintenance teams for installation and testing.Assist in predictive maintenance initiatives by collecting and analyzing vibration, temperature, and performance data on rotating equipment to identify early signs of wear or failure, and recommending corrective actions.Support process optimization projects by monitoring production equipment, identifying bottlenecks, and implementing mechanical adjustments or redesigns to improve throughput and efficiency.Develop tooling and fixtures for maintenance and production teams to improve repair efficiency, reduce changeover time, and enhance operator ergonomics.Collaborate with operations teams to implement mechanical upgrades that improve workplace safety, reduce maintenance downtime, and extend equipment lifespan.Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Haworth Expires: 10/10/2026 Tailored Solutions Engineering Intern (onsite) ~ Holland, MICompany OverviewAt Haworth, we're not just creating office furniture; we're shaping dynamic workspaces. As a global leader in workspace solutions, we're on a journey to redefine the future of work. Headquartered in Holland, Michigan, Haworth is a family-owned global powerhouse at the forefront of innovation and sustainable design in the workspace interiors industry. Here, you'll get hands-on with state-of-the-art resources, interact with cross-functional teams of passionate innovators, and experience a blend of global reach and family-owned feel. Whether you're developing new manufacturing processes, implementing smart factory solutions, or designing tomorrow's workspace solutions, you'll be empowered to make a lasting impact.Job OverviewWe are currently looking for a paid Tailored Solutions Engineering Intern to join our team in Holland, MI or possibly Big Rapids, MI. This position will be working onsite at the Haworth Corporate Headquarters. Get ready for an adventurous summer as a Haworth intern! You'll join a cohort of around 50 other dynamic interns for a 12-week program packed with meaningful projects and weekly learning opportunities. You’ll attend NeoCon, the largest commercial design event in the world, where you will get an insider's look at all the latest industry trends and innovations. Sharpen your skills with interactive workshops on networking, public speaking, and using AI tools in a business environment. Connect with mentors and see all areas of the office and manufacturing processes. Then unwind at intern-only social events where you can meet people from all corners of the business. By the end of the summer, you'll leave with real skills, an expanded professional network, and memories to last a lifetime. This is your chance to take your career to new heights! As a Tailored Solutions Engineering Intern, you will have the opportunity to assist with a variety of exciting projects. There are two possibilities for this internship.  The first would be an Inquiry Role which is a high volume, fast-paced customer service role with direct interactions with Haworth’s dealers. This department receives 140+ new requests from dealers per day.  This role would be to determine if something can be done, the cost, boundary conditions and working with the test lab.  CAD Skills may be required.  It requires a higher level of engineering to make deviations to a standard project. The intern works in teams of 4-5 people for each specific project.  Turnaround is expected the next business day.  There is opportunity for the intern to go out and interact with the supplier to determine if the project is feasible.  The second Possibility is a Design Role in engineering the design of the project that the dealer has requested, utilizing CAD Skills and working with Bills of material.  This role takes a dealer’s request from the Inquiry Role once they are ordered and gathers standard product information, analyzes the design criteria and then actually designs the product to the exact specifications.  This role designs 45-50 new products daily. Required QualificationsPart-time or full-time college enrollment, working towards a bachelor’s degree in Engineering Design, Design Technology, or Mechanical Engineering with at least a junior level status by Fall of 2027.Ability to work On-site in Holland, MI from May 2027 to August 2027.Applicants must possess an unrestricted right to work in the US to be eligible for the position. 3-D CAD skillsAdvanced Microsoft Excel Experience Preferred QualificationsOverall GPA of 2.95 or higherPrior Haworth ExperiencePrevious Employment ExperienceExtra-Curricular Activity Experience such as athletics, clubs, volunteer work, etc.Experience with Creo SoftwareExperience using SAP, variant configuration or configured productExperience with ERP system with configured productIdeally, you have also demonstrated the following:Ability to work with minimal supervision.Working knowledge of personal computers, spreadsheet applications, and keyboard skills.Desire to learn, question, and research solutions to problems.Organized with the ability to manage deadlines.Good verbal and written communication skills.Drive for problem solving and continuous learningIndependent decision-making skillsRisk managementCustomer service skillsAbility to be comfortable in uncomfortable situations

Employer: Recodeal Expires: 10/09/2026 Technical Sales & Business Development InternRecodeal North America | San Jose / San Francisco Bay AreaInternship | Technical Sales • Engineering • Business Development Turn your technical education into real-world business experience. Recodeal North America is looking for an ambitious Technical Sales & Business Development Intern interested in working at the intersection of engineering, advanced manufacturing, supply chain, and business.You’ll work directly with our North American commercial and technical teams on real customer opportunities across electric vehicles, AI/data centers, energy storage, robotics, and advanced manufacturing.This isn’t an internship built around administrative work. You’ll gain hands-on exposure to how engineered products are identified, specified, quoted, sold, manufactured, and launched with global customers.What You’ll DoResearch target companies, markets, technologies, and new business opportunities.Identify prospective customers, programs, engineers, procurement organizations, and decision-makers.Support prospecting and new-customer outreach.Participate in customer meetings and coordinate follow-up activities.Support RFQs, quotations, presentations, and technical proposals.Work with engineering teams to understand customer applications, drawings, specifications, and requirements.Help coordinate between North American customers and global engineering, manufacturing, and supply-chain teams.Conduct market, competitor, pricing, and account research.Maintain opportunities and customer information in our CRM.Support customer visits, trade shows, industry events, and strategic account initiatives.Who We’re Looking ForWe particularly encourage students studying:Mechanical EngineeringElectrical EngineeringIndustrial or Manufacturing EngineeringSupply Chain Management / OperationsBusiness or Marketing with a strong technical interestRelated technical or commercial disciplinesBonus points if fluent in Mandarin ChinesePrevious sales experience is not required.We’re looking for someone who is curious, analytical, proactive, and interested in both how technology works and how companies turn technology into business.You May Be a Strong Fit if You:Enjoy technology, engineering, manufacturing, or supply chain.Are interested in technical sales, sales engineering, business development, product management, entrepreneurship, or strategic sourcing.Communicate clearly and professionally.Enjoy researching companies, products, markets, and technologies.Are comfortable learning technical concepts.Take initiative and can manage projects independently.Want exposure to real customers and real business opportunities.Experience with CAD, engineering drawings, Excel, PowerPoint, CRM systems, Formula SAE, robotics, EV projects, engineering clubs, startups, or technical projects is a plus, but not required.What You’ll LearnYou’ll gain practical exposure to:Technical Sales - Understand how engineered solutions are sold to engineering, procurement, and supply-chain organizations.Engineering & Manufacturing -Gain exposure to electrical connectors, busbars, cable assemblies, wire harnesses, injection molding, tooling, and advanced manufacturing.Business Development -Learn how companies identify target accounts, develop customer relationships, uncover opportunities, and win new business.Global Supply Chain - See how sourcing, localization, manufacturing strategy, logistics, and cost influence customer decisions.Strategic Accounts - Experience how suppliers develop complex relationships with large global automotive, technology, energy, and industrial organizations.About RecodealRecodeal is a global provider of advanced electrical interconnect and engineered manufacturing solutions.Our capabilities include high and low-voltage connectors, terminals, rigid and flexible busbars, cable assemblies and wire harnesses, injection-molded components, and integrated electrical solutions.Recodeal North America supports customers throughout the United States and Mexico, backed by global engineering and manufacturing capabilities.Internship DetailsLocation: San Jose / San Francisco Bay AreaSchedule: [Full-time / Part-time?]Duration: [Summer / Semester / Dates]Compensation: [$TBD per hour]Work Arrangement: [On-site / Hybrid]Exceptional interns may be considered for future internships or full-time opportunities as Recodeal North America continues to grow.Interested?Apply with your resume and a short introduction explaining why you’re interested in the opportunity.

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Steel Dynamics, Inc. Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ mechanical engineering internships stand out from those at other companies because they offer a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not limited to observing from a distance, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This approach allows interns to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. By combining technical analysis, CAD design, and process improvement projects with practical mechanical maintenance, Steel Dynamics provides interns with a unique opportunity to develop both engineering expertise and practical skills that are highly valued in the industry. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the Steel Dynamics Roanoke Bar Division located in Roanoke, VA, in the Engineering Department. This internship will take place Summer 2027. Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Steel Dynamics?Support operations and projects using engineering principles in both office and industrial settingsConduct experiments, analyze data, and prepare reports on findingsCollaborate with engineers and operations staff to improve processes and resolve issuesIdentify trends, recommend improvements, and develop trials based on operational needsWork hands-on with mechanical systems and maintenance tasks alongside operators What Qualifications Do I Need?Enrolled in a degree program in Mechanical EngineeringGPA of 2.7 or higher preferredStrong mechanical aptitude with maintenance knowledgeComfortable performing hands-on work in an industrial environmentAble to communicate and collaborate effectively with operatorsExamples of Projects Steel Dynamics Mechanical Engineering Interns Have CompletedAnalyze and improve water treatment facility components by evaluating pumps, piping systems, filtration units, and energy recovery equipment; conduct system diagnostics, efficiency testing, and CAD modeling for design upgrades; assist in implementing automated monitoring technologies to enhance operational reliability.Replace and redesign scrap car generators to improve power efficiency, including selecting upgraded components, working with vendors, and overseeing installation to minimize downtime and improve energy use.Design and fabricate simplified slag doors using CAD software and collaborate with external fabricators to produce parts; develop and install a custom slag chute to reduce buildup on the melt deck, improving safety and operational flow.Install platform walkways to improve accessibility and operator safety; perform measurements and thermal expansion calculations to ensure structural integrity over time and prevent cracking or misalignment.Build and modify scrap chutes to eliminate recurring clogging issues; identify and address mechanical causes such as chute lip design; research and recommend safer lubricants like liquid graphite to replace hydraulic fluid, reducing fire risk and improving environmental safety.Conduct research and development (R&D) on equipment improvements, such as sourcing and testing new wheels for rotary hearth furnaces, evaluating more accessible designs for machinery components, and collaborating with maintenance teams for installation and testing.Assist in predictive maintenance initiatives by collecting and analyzing vibration, temperature, and performance data on rotating equipment to identify early signs of wear or failure, and recommending corrective actions.Support process optimization projects by monitoring production equipment, identifying bottlenecks, and implementing mechanical adjustments or redesigns to improve throughput and efficiency.Develop tooling and fixtures for maintenance and production teams to improve repair efficiency, reduce changeover time, and enhance operator ergonomics.Collaborate with operations teams to implement mechanical upgrades that improve workplace safety, reduce maintenance downtime, and extend equipment lifespan.Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Aluminum Dynamics Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. This is an Aluminum Dynamics (ADL) Internship. What Does ADL Do?Aluminum Dynamics is developing a state-of-the-art, 650,000-tonne low-carbon recycled aluminum flat rolled mill, supported by two satellite recycled aluminum slab centers. The facility will produce a wide range of flat rolled aluminum products while prioritizing sustainability through advanced recycling practices. Our product offering includes value-added finishing lines such as Continuous Annealing and Solution Heat treatment (CASH) lines, continuous coating, and multiple slitting and packaging operations. This combination of cutting-edge technology and sustainable processes positions Aluminum Dynamics as a leader in delivering high-quality, low-carbon aluminum solutions to meet the growing demands of diverse industries. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ metallurgy internships stand apart from others in the market because they provide a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not confined to observing from a distance; instead, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This immersive approach gives interns the opportunity to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. At SDI, metallurgy is not limited to research and development, it is a dynamic combination of technical analysis and practical application that exposes interns to the full scope of how metallurgy drives production success. Internship LocationThis internship is located at Aluminum Dynamics located in Columbus, MS, in the Quality Department. This internship will take place during Summer 2027. Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Metallurgy Intern at Aluminum Dynamics?Establish and document SOPs for automotive hemming and wrap bend testing.Conduct hemming and wrap bend tests to evaluate aluminum formability and material performance.Prepare and characterize aluminum samples to evaluate microstructure.Analyze test results and microstructural features to build structure-property relationships.Collect and analyze data to identify trends and support material and process improvements.Collaborate with metallurgists, engineers, laboratory personnel, and production teams on testing and analysis projects.Prepare technical reports and presentations summarizing project findings. What Qualifications Do I Need?Candidates should be enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program in Materials Science or EngineeringPreferred GPA of at least 2.7Strong attention to detail and organizational skillsStrong interest in metallurgy, materials characterization, and manufacturing.Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Aluminum Dynamics Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. This is an Aluminum Dynamics (ADL) Internship. What Does ADL Do?Aluminum Dynamics is developing a state-of-the-art, 650,000-tonne low-carbon recycled aluminum flat rolled mill, supported by two satellite recycled aluminum slab centers. The facility will produce a wide range of flat rolled aluminum products while prioritizing sustainability through advanced recycling practices. Our product offering includes value-added finishing lines such as Continuous Annealing and Solution Heat treatment (CASH) lines, continuous coating, and multiple slitting and packaging operations. This combination of cutting-edge technology and sustainable processes positions Aluminum Dynamics as a leader in delivering high-quality, low-carbon aluminum solutions to meet the growing demands of diverse industries. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ mechanical engineering internships stand out from those at other companies because they offer a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not limited to observing from a distance, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This approach allows interns to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. By combining technical analysis, CAD design, and process improvement projects with practical mechanical maintenance, Steel Dynamics provides interns with a unique opportunity to develop both engineering expertise and practical skills that are highly valued in the industry. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the Aluminum Dynamics facility located in Columbus, MS, in the Melt / Cast Department. This internship will take place during Summer 2027. Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Steel Dynamics?Support operations and projects using engineering principles in both office and industrial settingsConduct experiments, analyze data, and prepare reports on findingsCollaborate with engineers and operations staff to improve processes and resolve issuesIdentify trends, recommend improvements, and develop trials based on operational needsWork hands-on with mechanical systems and maintenance tasks alongside operators What Qualifications Do I Need?Enrolled in a degree program in Mechanical EngineeringGPA of 2.7 or higher preferredStrong mechanical aptitude with maintenance knowledgeComfortable performing hands-on work in an industrial environmentAble to communicate and collaborate effectively with operatorsExamples of Projects Steel Dynamics Mechanical Engineering Interns Have CompletedAnalyze and improve water treatment facility components by evaluating pumps, piping systems, filtration units, and energy recovery equipment; conduct system diagnostics, efficiency testing, and CAD modeling for design upgrades; assist in implementing automated monitoring technologies to enhance operational reliability.Replace and redesign scrap car generators to improve power efficiency, including selecting upgraded components, working with vendors, and overseeing installation to minimize downtime and improve energy use.Design and fabricate simplified slag doors using CAD software and collaborate with external fabricators to produce parts; develop and install a custom slag chute to reduce buildup on the melt deck, improving safety and operational flow.Install platform walkways to improve accessibility and operator safety; perform measurements and thermal expansion calculations to ensure structural integrity over time and prevent cracking or misalignment.Build and modify scrap chutes to eliminate recurring clogging issues; identify and address mechanical causes such as chute lip design; research and recommend safer lubricants like liquid graphite to replace hydraulic fluid, reducing fire risk and improving environmental safety.Conduct research and development (R&D) on equipment improvements, such as sourcing and testing new wheels for rotary hearth furnaces, evaluating more accessible designs for machinery components, and collaborating with maintenance teams for installation and testing.Assist in predictive maintenance initiatives by collecting and analyzing vibration, temperature, and performance data on rotating equipment to identify early signs of wear or failure, and recommending corrective actions.Support process optimization projects by monitoring production equipment, identifying bottlenecks, and implementing mechanical adjustments or redesigns to improve throughput and efficiency.Develop tooling and fixtures for maintenance and production teams to improve repair efficiency, reduce changeover time, and enhance operator ergonomics.Collaborate with operations teams to implement mechanical upgrades that improve workplace safety, reduce maintenance downtime, and extend equipment lifespan.Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - New Millennium Building Systems Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. This is a New Millennium Position. Who is New Millennium?A division of Steel Dynamics Inc. (SDI), New Millennium was founded in 1999 in Butler, Indiana, with one clear mission: To be a trusted collaborator for the design, engineering, and supply of structural steel joists and deck. Today, 25 years later, we’re one of the largest providers of high-performance structural steel joists, joist girders, and deck solutions for commercial steel construction projects. What Makes This Internship Different?The Structural Engineering Internship at Steel Dynamics is unique because interns are not limited to observing or performing routine tasks, they are directly involved in projects that impact production, safety, and long-term infrastructure reliability. Unlike many programs that focus solely on classroom-style assignments, SDI interns gain hands-on experience in both design and field work, from analyzing and drafting structural components to inspecting and reinforcing critical infrastructure in active industrial environments. This combination of office and on-site project involvement provides students with exposure to the full lifecycle of civil engineering work in a manufacturing setting. Many interns also work alongside contractors, operators, and engineers, giving them a broader perspective of how civil engineering integrates with operations and business strategy. The result is an experience that goes beyond traditional internships by preparing students to solve real-world challenges and contribute measurable value from day one. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the New Millennium facility located in Butler, IN. This internship will take place during the Summer 2027 term. Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partnernetwork.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Structural Engineering Intern at Steel Dynamics?Apply engineering principles to support ongoing design, analysis, and construction projects ranging from community churches, schools, offices and retail buildings to athletic facilities and fieldhouses to massive warehouses and data centers covering acres of land for the world’s largest distribution and data storage companies.Assist in evaluating and designing structural components such as platforms, open-web steel joists and girders, and welded and bolted connections.Conduct inspections of existing infrastructure to identify potential issues and recommend solutions.Perform experiments, collect field data, and analyze results to guide project decisions and operational improvements.Utilize laboratory and engineering tools, including AutoCAD and BIM software, to create drawings, models, and technical documentation.Collaborate with engineers, contractors, and operations personnel to clarify requirements, coordinate repairs, and support project execution.Ensure compliance with applicable building codes, safety standards, and internal quality expectations.Contribute to day-to-day engineering activities in a fast-paced industrial environment to meet facility needs. What Qualifications Do I Need?Candidates should have a strong interest in Structural Engineering, and be enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program in Civil Engineering or related field, enabling attainment of EIT license and eventual Civil PE licensure.Preferred GPA of at least 2.7Examples of Projects Steel Dynamics Structural Engineering Interns Have CompletedDesign and analyze structures such as buildings, crane runways, mezzanines, platforms, and equipment supports to ensure long-term durability under industrial conditions.Evaluate structural loading, vibration, thermal expansion, and wear to ensure all designs can withstand heavy and dynamic forces over time.Ensure all designs comply with local building codes, OSHA safety regulations, and industry-specific standards through thorough documentation and review.Participate in structural detailing using AutoCAD, converting structural drawings into fabrication-ready drawings and details.Generate finalized modification details to resolve field conflicts and coordinate with information provided by outside parties to ensure project success.Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers.

Employer: Steel Dynamics, Inc. - Steel Dynamics, Inc. Expires: 10/10/2026 What Does Steel Dynamics Do?Steel Dynamics is a leading industrial metals solutions company that produces lower-carbon, high-quality steel products primarily from recycled scrap. Operating through a circular manufacturing model, the company manufactures a wide range of steel products including flat roll, structural, and long products for industries such as construction, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. In addition to steel production, Steel Dynamics operates metals recycling facilities, steel fabrication plants, and aluminum production operations, serving customers across North America with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. What Makes This Internship Different?Steel Dynamics’ metallurgy internships stand apart from others in the market because they provide a true balance of office-based engineering work and hands-on industrial experience. Interns are not confined to observing from a distance; instead, they actively work alongside operators and maintenance teams on the production floor, applying engineering principles directly to equipment, systems, and processes. This immersive approach gives interns the opportunity to design solutions, test them in real-world conditions, and see the immediate impact of their work. At SDI, metallurgy is not limited to research and development, it is a dynamic combination of technical analysis and practical application that exposes interns to the full scope of how metallurgy drives production success. Internship LocationThis internship is located at the Steel Dynamics Southwest Flat Roll Division located in Sinton, TX, in the Galv Department. This internship will take place in Summer 2027.Internship BenefitsFurnished Housing Free of CostProvided for interns living more than 50 miles from their work site, including essential furnishings to ensure a comfortable stay during the internship.401(k) & Company MatchEligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan with a 10–50% company match that vests immediately.Employee DiscountsAccess to discounts on hotels, vehicles, and other goods and services through Steel Dynamics’ nationwide partner network.Employee Assistance ProgramUp to five free visits per issue, per year for counseling, legal advice, financial guidance, and other daily living resources.Intern ExtravaganzaA two-day event at company headquarters featuring facility tours, networking with company leaders, cultural immersion, and connecting with other interns from across the country.Competitive PayCompetitive hourly wages for all internship positions, rewarding the value interns bring to the company. What Are My Responsibilities as a Metallurgy Intern at Steel Dynamics?Assist with scrap analysis and alloy verification using spectrometry and other lab tools to support quality and certification standards.Support melt shop operations by collecting and analyzing production data, identifying yield loss points, and recommending improvements for efficiency and recovery.Participate in scrap recovery and process optimization projects, including developing sorting criteria and tracking melt loss.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 casting operations, including assisting with heat cycles, transfers, and turnaround tasks.Contribute to quality assurance efforts by validating lab results, supporting round robin testing, and ensuring compliance with accuracy standards. What Qualifications Do I Need?Candidates should be enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program in Materials Science or EngineeringPreferred GPA of at least 2.7Examples of Projects Steel Dynamics Metallurgy Interns Have CompletedAnalyze aluminum scrap using optical emission spectrometry (OES) to determine alloy composition, contamination levels, and reusability, supporting ISO 17025 certification and chemical accuracy standards.Develop and refine scrap sorting criteria by evaluating melt loss rates and contamination risk across different scrap types, such as bare clips, stubs, and shreds, and determine effective cost per pound for each.Map the scrap flow from production to melt by collecting heat-level data across all production lines, identifying inefficiencies, yield loss points, and variability in operator practices to guide melt optimization strategies.Lead a scrap recovery project to track and quantify melt loss during charging, establish baselines for key commodities, and provide actionable recommendations to reduce loss and improve recovery through better handling and process controls.Collaborate with melt shop teams across all shifts to monitor process variability, collect data, and implement best practices, building operator trust and maintaining project momentum through consistent communication.Support casting operations by participating in transfer and turnaround tasks, operating forklifts and fork trucks, and engaging directly with the production team during heat cycles and metal transfers.Participate in quality assurance initiatives such as round robin testing across multiple spectrometers, coordinating with lab personnel to validate data against certified samples and ensure accuracy across labs.Gain exposure to the full aluminum casting lifecycle, from scrap charging and melting to alloying, dross removal, and coil shipment, by observing and assisting in day-to-day melt shop operations.Assist in planning and conducting future recovery trials focused on single scrap types or different alloying sequences to isolate melt loss behaviors and refine charge mix procedures. Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers. 

Employer: Wolverine Construction Expires: 10/10/2026 Wolverine Construction, formerly Wolverine Building Group is recognized nationally as a leader in the construction industry. We specialize in industrial, multi-unit residential, healthcare, office, retail, and restaurant construction. We provide quality building solutions through integrity, value and craftsmanship and are a growth company of nearly 200 employees headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan with locations in Brighton and Lansing, Michigan.As an organization, we exist to positively impact people and communities.We’re proud to be consistently recognized as one of the “Best and Brightest Companies to Work For,” a testament to our commitment not only to excellence in construction, but to fostering a workplace where our people can succeed and grow.Interning at Wolverine ConstructionGet ready for a summer of learning, building, and making an impact. As a Wolverine Construction intern, you'll work on real projects with experienced construction professionals, gaining exposure to both the business and field sides of the industry. Based in our Grand Rapids, Lansing, or Southeast Michigan office, you'll collaborate with our Project Management and Preconstruction teams and spend time on active jobsites alongside Superintendents and trade subcontractors. It's a hands-on experience designed to help you develop practical skills, expand your network, and discover what it takes to deliver exceptional construction projects. We'll provide all the PPE you need to safely experience the action in the field.You will help with Project Management:Contribute to the project team to ensure they achieve project schedules and budgets. Assist in managing multiple projects in a timely and accurate manner, monitoring overall project progress according to the project scope and available resources. Participate in estimating.  Acquire and review cost estimates, ensuring estimates are accurate.Create project work scopes with Project Manager. During the preconstruction phase of construction, assist with permitting, value engineering, take-offs, pre-bid coordination, bidding process, post-bid coordination and meetings, design team meetings, project team selection, and subcontract issuance. Assist in managing subcontractors to work scopes and contracts. Help create and maintain an overall construction schedule. Participate in project kick-off, site safety plan implementation and enforcement. Coordinate with Owner and subcontractors. Help prepare and execute project work plans. Coordinate temporary utilities and job site mobilization. Monitor and alert the project team when changes occur in the project scope, and update schedules promptly. Alert Project Manager if you become aware of changes that could affect the project scope, schedule, or work completion.  Issue all addenda/bulletin changes to project team.Help schedule and conduct general inspections of the workers, their performance, and safety during construction. You will also Problem-Solve:Ensure an organized job site is maintained throughout the project.  Help coordinate and supervise all construction activities. Create and maintain daily field reports of all construction activities. Review field conditions and any affect they may have on other disciplines.   Participate with Lead Construction Operations to review project specific errors/omissions and assist with resolutions. Prepare, schedule, and supervise completion of a final punch list. During the Closeout phase, assist with the coordination of job site de-mobilization, close out documents, and ensures that “green” communities close out requirements are to obtain government credits or LEED certification.You'll Communicate and Network:Collaborate with various disciplines throughout Wolverine Construction. Regularly communicate with Project Managers, Project Engineers, Estimators, and Architects to understand any changes to project design, scope, schedule, and budget. Maintain project documentation by receiving, reviewing, creating, and distributing items including but not limited to submittals, logs, daily and weekly reports, plans and specifications, RFI’s and bulletins, meeting minutes, schedules, change orders, etc.Promote job site safety, encourage safe work practices, and rectify job site hazards immediately.  Enforce all safety programs and OSHA requirements on the jobsite.  Attend safety meetings with subcontractors and ensure site safety with all construction activities. Attend weekly owner and subcontractor meetings. Take meeting minutes, complete owner reports, and update schedules and completion matrices.Assist the project superintendent with other communication including project photography and documentation, field documentation, field office administrative work.Assist with directing field personnel to achieve completion of the project on schedule and within budget, with quality workmanship that conforms to original plans and specifications.   Understand what the deliverable needs to be to meet your client’s project needs and what it takes to make projects successful.Build Your Future Here: Wolverine Construction’s Summer Internship Program is an opportunity that provides a 100% real-world experience for students early in their career. Throughout the summer, you will apply academic knowledge to practical, real-world situations, honing skills in project management, leadership, problem-solving, and communication. Engaging in service-learning opportunities, intern social events, and a cross-organizational capstone project, you'll establish a robust foundation for your future professional journey in any field.