Summer Internship Program
Our internship program bridges education and industry through real engineering projects that improve pipeline safety and prepare students for impactful careers.
Employers
Showcase Your Industry Projects
Investing in the next generation of engineers is essential to the safety and reliability of pipeline infrastructure. At Time for Change Engineering, our Internship Program is built around real-world industry projects that make a meaningful difference.
We’re looking for industry partners to contribute project opportunities for our next cohort of interns. Ideal areas include integrity management, process safety, compliance audits, and data integration applications.
Partnering with us is a chance to help develop early-career engineers while advancing the industry. If your team has a project that could challenge and inspire a future engineer, we’d love to connect.
Students
Get Real-World Experience
The future of pipeline safety starts with the engineers we develop today. The Time for Change Engineering Internship Program allows students to work on real industry problems, not classroom simulations.
Past interns have worked on pipeline integrity, corrosion monitoring, process safety, regulatory compliance, API 754 spill metrics, and data-driven engineering using Python.
We’re looking for engineering students who are curious, motivated, and eager to gain hands-on experience in energy. If that sounds like you, it’s time to apply.
Apply for an internship spot by emailing admin@timeforchangengineer.com with the subject “Summer 2026 Internship.”
Junior Engineer Role
As a Junior Engineer, you would have the opportunity to gain hands-on industry experience while supporting real-world projects.
- Review pipeline and facility program and procedure documents
- Conduct detailed technical analysis and identify key project insights
- Support senior engineers with high-quality client deliverables
- Participate in client-facing work and team collaboration
- Develop professional and technical skills
This role is designed to help develop the next generation of engineers through meaningful project experience. Refer to the job description below for more information.
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications via LinkedIn or email by the end of this week. Interviews will take place next week, with an expected start date of June 15.
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