
Flowserve
Actively Hiring
Pumps, valves, and seals for fluid motion control
Job Location
Remote Work Policy
In office
Visa Sponsorship
Not Available
RelocationAllowed
Skills
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Professional Email Communications
About the job
Flowserve is seeking an analytical, detail-oriented Mechanical Engineering Student Intern to support our operations team. This role bridges the gap between hands-on industrial shop operations and data management. You will work closely with our engineering and shop floor teams to manage technical documentation, capture precision build metrics, and ensure high-quality documentation packages are delivered to our customers.
This internship offers an exceptional foundation in industrial fluid dynamics, providing structured training on pump types, designs, mechanical seals, and real-world field reliability characteristics.
Core Responsibilities
- Technical Data Transfer: Review manual, handwritten dimensional records from the shop floor—including component clearances, outer diameters (ODs), inner diameters (IDs), and lengths—and accurately transcribe them into electronic master templates.
- Documentation Management: Compile and organize complete customer "job packages," including dimensional data sheets, material certificates, balance certificates, and hydrostatic/air test certifications.
- Engineering & Sales Support: Coordinate directly with sales teams to hand off finished job packs and collaborate with engineering personnel on technical documentation tasks to gain cross-functional business insights.
- Shop Floor Engagement: Participate actively in visual learning and shop walkthroughs alongside a collaborative team of experienced technicians and engineers.
Requirements & Qualifications
- Academic Background: Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related technical field.
- Software Proficiency: Strong computer literacy, with specific proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and professional email communications.
- Schedule Commitment: Ability to commit to approximately 30 hours per week (ideally structured as 4–5 hours per day, or every other day). Note: We are highly flexible and will align the work schedule with your university class calendar, provided a class schedule is shared upfront.
- Mindset: Driven by career self-betterment, possesses strong attention to detail, and is eager to learn about heavy rotating equipment.
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