Materials Engineering Intern at Johnson Controls summary:
The Materials Engineering Intern at Johnson Controls participates in the Future Leaders Internship Program aimed at fostering innovation and hands-on learning in smart and sustainable building technologies. However, the role involves working under experienced materials engineers on tasks such as preparing samples of alloys, conducting microscopy, and using image analysis software for materials testing. This internship is an opportunity for engineering students to apply their academic skills in a collaborative environment while gaining valuable industry insights.
Materials Engineering Intern – Future Leaders Internship Program
As a global leader in smart, healthy and sustainable buildings, our mission is to reimagine the performance of buildings to serve people, places and the planet. Joining the Johnson Controls Future Leaders Internship Program means tapping into your skills, knowledge, and passion within a dynamic, global setting. Recently named to Forbes' list of Best Employers for New Grads 2024, Johnson Controls empowers you to turn classroom insights into real-world solutions, all while forging valuable professional connections. By becoming part of a community rooted in innovation, connection, and unforgettable experiences, you'll gain the tools and relationships needed to transform your future.
What’s in it for you?
- Join hundreds of interns nation-wide for a summer of learning and fun:
- Innovation Challenge
- Volunteering Opportunities
- Executive Engagement
- Development Sessions
- Inclusive and diverse environment with in-office work opportunities
- Comprehensive benefits package including 401k, Medical, Dental and Vision care – Available day one
What you will do
The Materials Engineering Intern will work within the BE Materials Lab team under the direction of full-time Materials engineers.
How you will do it
The activities that the intern would perform include:
· Sample Preparations of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys.
· Etching, polishing and microscopy of various metallic alloys .
· Use of Image Analysis software for documenting and analyzing various microstructures.
· EDS/SEM analysis of materials including imaging and spectral analysis.
· Mechanical testing of materials.
What we look for
· Current Junior or Senior in a relevant Engineering field at an accredited university.
· Candidates with a major in Materials Science or with strong background or experience in Materials preferred.
Keywords:
Materials Engineering, Internship, Engineering Intern, Sustainable Buildings, Materials Science, Mechanical Testing, Microstructure Analysis, Innovation, Career Development, Engineering
