Facility Mechanical Engineering Intern (HVAC / MEP) (for Students Only)

Corporate Services CS provides Intel employees the infrastructure and environment to create breakthrough technology that makes amazing experiences possible. Our scope is vast, whether we are providing services that help employees stay productive and satisfied, or transforming how we work by providing ultra-pure water/chemicals to factory process tools, shuttling employees between sites, protecting the environment, keeping employees safe, or building and maintaining offices, labs, and factories. Our employees create a better tomorrow for all Intel employees around the world.
The Facility Mechanical Engineering Intern will work closely under the direct supervision of a senior engineer to perform specific engineering tasks of analysis or test nature in specialized engineering fields.
• Provides facilities engineering and operational support focusing on mechanical systems such as stated below:
- HVAC Heating Ventilating Air Conditioning.
- Oil Free Air Compressed Air and Vacuum systems.
- Chiller water plant.
- Exhaust and Pump systems.
• Owning safety within an area of influence ensuring systems operate reliably to avoid manufacturing, facility, or operations impacts by meeting uptime goals.
• Effective collaboration with construction and operations teams to coordinate work in the field overlooking projects to meet design criteria, scope, budget, and schedule oversight of planning, design, reconfiguration, construction, maintenance, and modifications to equipment, machinery, facilities systems, buildings, and structures as required to support business requirements,
• Delivering operational efficiency, maintenance, testing, and commissioning solutions,
• Identify and implement opportunities to achieve the lowest cost of ownership to key stakeholders while maintaining reliability,
• Collaboration with the Site Facility management team, suppliers, and key stakeholders through an in-depth understanding of the operating systems to determine and ensure compliance with existing standards, specifications, building codes, and processes.