Mechanical Engineering Intern (Energy/Power) - Summer 2027

We’re seeking Mechanical Engineering Interns to join our growing Energy & Power team at different office locations across the United States who can apply knowledge gained in school to solving today’s engineering challenges.

At Jacobs, the Energy & Power team is building on a strong track record in energy markets to drive sustainable progress and set new industry standards in a rapidly changing world. The Energy & Power team’s project portfolio includes work for utilities, universities, government entities, and advanced manufacturing. We help our clients reach ambitious decarbonization goals

As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will integrate into a team of experienced engineers. You will report to a senior engineer while working closely with an engineering team on different projects. Your day-to-day responsibilities will include performing engineering design. Project work performed by previous Energy & Power interns include:

• Thermal fluid system design using fluid dynamics, mechanics of materials, and multi-domain energy system analysis

• District energy system design using building energy modeling and energy system efficiency optimization programming

• Deliverable development tasks like Computer Aided Drafting and Building Information Modeling, parts and equipment scheduling, Process Flow Diagramming, and report development

Mechancial Engineering Interns typically perform engineering tasks such as:

• Piping, ducting, and equipment sizing

• Stress analysis

• Flow modelling

• Energy modelling

• Life cycle cost analysis

• 3D modelling

Mechanical Engineering Interns will be provided opportunities to either experience a broader array of engineering projects to explore different interests or to focus work on a specific project to develop mastery of skills and subject matter expertise. The team will meet with the intern regularly to discuss early career goals and development and ensure a gratifying internship experience. Interns are provided with experiences intended to maximize your summer internship experience including training, site visits, and social engagements with other interns and new engineers.

• Currently enrolled in a degree-seeking program for Mechanical Engineering or related engineering discipline from an ABET- accredited program

Ideally, you’ll also have:

Completed lower-classman level coursework such as thermodynamics, mechanics of materials, and engineering computation and numerical methods; more advanced coursework is a plus

An interest in learning and gaining experience with engineering tools such as hydraulic modeling, heat transfer, computer aided drafting, stress modeling, or energy modelling software

Familiarity or experience with: 3D modeling software such as Revit, AutoCAD, CADWorx and NavisWorks * hydraulic modeling software such as Pipe-Flo or AFT Fathom

• systems modeling software such as Thermoflow or Aspen/Hysys

• Authorization to work in the United States without the need for visa sponsorship now or in the future.

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