Electrical Engineering Intern

Job Description Build the Future of Chemical Manufacturing and Innovation At Huntsman, our interns do more than complete summer projects—they solve real business challenges, work alongside industry experts, and contribute to technologies and products used around the world. Our Summer Internship Program is designed for ambitious students who want hands‑on experience in manufacturing, engineering, research and development, and supply chain operations. Interns gain exposure to global operations, leadership, technical projects, and cross‑functional collaboration while building skills that launch successful careers. Launch Your Future Exceptional interns may be considered for future full‑time opportunities, including participation in Huntsman’s flagship early‑career development program. This program is designed to develop our next generation of technical and people leaders across all the technical aspects of our global business. If you are curious, driven, and ready to make an impact, Huntsman provides a place where your ideas matter and your career can grow. Locations This posting supports potential opportunities across Huntsman manufacturing and technology sites including: Akron and Ashtabula, Ohio Conroe, Freeport, Houston Port, and The Woodlands, Texas McIntosh, Alabama Geismar Louisianna Los Angles, California For other locations see Locations :: Huntsman Corporation (HUN) What You’ll Do As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you may: Support electrical reliability and maintenance initiatives Assist with power distribution and motor control system projects Participate in instrumentation and process control troubleshooting Support automation and digitalization initiatives Analyze equipment performance and system reliabilityHelp update electrical documentation and drawings Participate in safety and compliance reviews Support continuous improvement projects across manufacturing operations Qualifications Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Master’s student Minimum GPA of 3.0 preferred Knowledge of electrical systems, instrumentation, or controls Strong analytical and troubleshooting abilities Excellent communication skills Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship #J-18808-Ljbffr