Company not shown | Lexington
|Internship, Engineering, English
“Internship at (COMPANY NAME) Technologies for MDL Engineer role. Requires BS/MS in Electrical Engineering or related field, Python/C++ skills, and SPICE familiarity. Offers $27.50-$40.50/hour in Lexington, KY. Focus on tool development, data pipelines, and automation for SPICE models.”
Company not shown | Lexington
|Internship, Engineering, English
“(COMPANY NAME) offers a PDK Engineer internship in Lexington, KY, developing parameterized cells (Pcells) and verification tools like Calibre DRC/LVS. Requires EE/CE degree, scripting skills (Python, TCL), and semiconductor knowledge. Compensation: $29-$42/hour based on education.”
Company not shown | Lexington
|Internship, Engineering, English
“12-week summer internship (May 17, 2027) for Civil/Roadway Engineering students in Lexington/Louisville, KY. Hands-on roadway design tasks, software training, and mentorship with WSP USA. No relocation/housing support. Open to undergrad/grad students graduating Dec 2027+.”
Company not shown | Lexington
|Internship, Engineering, English
“WSP USA offers a 12-week summer 2027 internship in Lexington or Louisville, KY, for civil/traffic engineering students. Gain hands-on experience in traffic signal design, ITS, and roadway infrastructure. Flexible start date, no relocation assistance, and part of a structured internship program.”
Company not shown | Lexington
|Internship, Engineering, English
“(COMPANY NAME) Mobility offers a 10-12 week paid summer internship in Lexington, NC for Industrial Engineering students. The role involves process improvement, data analysis, and lean manufacturing in a rail vehicle manufacturing environment, with hourly pay of $25-$30. Full-time office/site-based position for current sophomores, juniors, or seniors.”
Company not shown | Lexington
|Internship, Engineering, English
“(COMPANY NAME) Mobility offers a 10-12 week summer internship for Industrial Engineering students to analyze and improve rail vehicle manufacturing processes. Work on a live production line, conduct time studies, and implement lean manufacturing improvements. Based in the U.S., 40 hours/week from June to August.”