Intern (Instrumentation & Controls)

McDermott
Houston, Texas, United States
Full Time, Intern
On Site
Trainee
0+
Bachelor Degree
Engineering Information Technology Telecommunications

Posted 2 weeks ago

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Job summary

Internship role assisting with instrumentation, control systems, and engineering documentation within a team environment, focusing on project support, analysis, and review of safety and operational systems.

Responsibilities

The intern will support the Instrumentation and Control System team by developing engineering documentation, reviewing project P&IDs, and assisting with procurement activities. They will also participate in team meetings, perform research, and contribute to the planning and execution of various engineering projects.

Qualifications

analytical skills communication control systems data analysis instrumentation Microsoft Office organisational skills problem solving project management

Candidates must be currently pursuing or have recently completed a relevant engineering degree, with one or two semesters remaining until graduation. Applicants are required to be eligible to work in the United States and possess strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills.

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Company

McDermott

McDermott

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Location
Houston, Texas, United States

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