Fluor International Internship for Chemical Engineers

Fluor Amsterdam are looking for high calibre Chemical Engineering students to undertake a challenging International Internship opportunity at one of Fluor’s worldwide office locations on a 3 month placement scheme during the summer of 2016. Our California office is one of the confirmed locations for this program.

As the winner of this program, you should expect to experience all facets of process engineering and will leave the position with invaluable skills and industry knowledge.

This is a fully sponsored program, meaning that Fluor Amsterdam will pay your ticket, visa, accommodation, and car and will provide you with a monthly remuneration to cover your day to day expenses.

The International Internship is a highly regarded scheme in Fluor Amsterdam, so successful participation will be a great addition to your resume.

Requirements for this placement:
• Be studying a Masters degree in one of the following subjects:
- Chemical Engineering
- Process Engineering
- Sustainable Process and Energy Technology
- Or a similar Masters program

Fourth year Bachelors students of Chemical Engineering or Molecular Science & Technology are welcome to apply as well.

• Grade average of 7 or higher
• Proof of extracurricular activities that you undertook to support your personal development.
• Valid driver’s licence

What we need from you:
To apply, please send us your resume, motivation letter in which you explain why we should select you, and grades transcript. The application deadline closes on 16th January 2016. (*please send resume/motivation letter in English*)

You can apply via our website or via email:
W Fluor.com/Netherlands/careers/graduate
E [email protected]

Read to hear what one of our 2015 winners had to say:

“The Fluor International Internship is a great way to gain professional experience within your chemical engineering studies. I really enjoyed my time at Fluor in Aliso Viejo, California. The internship gave me the opportunity to develop both my technical and personal skills. I learned to apply the knowledge I gained in my studies in a business environment. Besides that, I got a good view of what a process engineer does at Fluor on an everyday basis. The internship was fun, challenging and I immediately got a lot of responsibilities. Doing an internship abroad also helped me to gain insight in global collaboration and I got to work on various projects, together with people with many different backgrounds. The Fluor International Internship has been an amazing experience and it has helped me prepare for a future in the chemical industry.” M. Timmers, 2nd year Masters student of Chemical Engineering