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Cleveland-Cliffs · 1 day ago

Process Control Engineering Intern

Dearborn, MI

Internship

Onsite

Intern

Start in 2026 Summer

Cleveland-Cliffs is the largest flat-rolled steel company and the largest iron ore pellet producer in North America. As a Process Control Engineering Intern, you will work on various projects that involve software development, automation system maintenance, and process modeling, while gaining valuable experience in the steel industry.

Responsibilities

Software development in a variety of programming languages and on a variety of hardware platforms

Maintenance of computer hardware and software

Maintenance and problem solving of all aspects of the automation system

Modifications to the automation system to adapt to new products and processes

Address issues that may impact production or system reliability

Process modeling for mill processes of a chemical, metallurgical and mechanical nature

Administration of a variety of Operating Systems and relational databases on workstations and servers

Work with complex measurement systems, such as:

Vision systems for product quality

Thermal imaging temperature measurements

RFID and barcode tag reading for product identification

X-ray, nuclear gauges, and other gauging systems

Work with networking technologies, high-speed data transmission, and specialty interfaces

Close coordination with a production department

Respond to routine and emergency requests

Manage local area project, task, and priority lists

Make recommendations for system and process improvements

Work with vendors on products and performance issues

Coordinating with Research and Development and other staff departments

Qualification

Software developmentProcess modelingComputer hardware maintenanceAutomation system problem solvingNetworking technologiesTeam coordinationVendor management

Required

Enrollment in Bachelor of Science program in the field of Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or other related technical degree

Completion of sophomore year of study by the summer of 2026

Currently legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis