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Zeeco

Control Engineer Intern

Tulsa, OklahomainternshipinternAdded today

About this role

Zeeco is seeking a Controls Engineer Intern for Summer 2027 at their Tulsa headquarters to work on tailored projects alongside experienced engineers. You'll gain hands-on experience with combustion technologies, equipment design, and control systems while potentially traveling internationally and participating in a people-focused culture.

What you'll do

  • Collaborate with experienced engineers on internship-specific control system projects
  • Learn Zeeco equipment, system designs, and combustion technologies
  • Participate in hands-on field engineering experiences
  • Attend training sessions on control systems and industry practices
  • Engage in community outreach and stewardship initiatives
  • Support various engineering teams across multiple projects

What they're looking for

  • Control systems fundamentals
  • Engineering problem-solving
  • Technical documentation and communication
  • MATLAB or Simulink (likely)
  • PLC programming (likely)
  • System design principles
  • Attention to detail
  • Teamwork and collaboration

Benefits

  • International travel opportunities
  • Hands-on field engineering experience
  • Training on proprietary equipment and combustion technologies
  • Company events and social activities
  • Mentorship from subject matter experts
  • Exposure to global industry leaders
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Zeeco

Zeeco designs and manufactures combustion equipment, pressure vessels, piping systems, and environmental solutions for the oil, gas, and power sectors. The company is hiring structural, civil, and mechanical engineers, project engineers, and service engineers to design equipment, oversee project execution, and support field installations and troubleshooting.

Website
zeeco.com
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Likely interview questions

  • What experience do you have with control systems or automation?
  • Describe a time you troubleshot a technical problem—what was your approach?