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Engineering Intern

Salary discussed at interview

Compile equipment data in comparison tables under mentor supervision.

HydroAtomAmu Darya project
Payment frequency
As specified in the contract
Work experience
No experience required; students and graduates
Engagement type
Internship — by agreement
Contract
Under an agreed contract
Schedule
Discussed at interview
Working hours
According to the agreed schedule
Work arrangement
Agreed according to role requirements
Junior & internships

Responsibilities

  • Compile equipment data in comparison tables under mentor supervision.
  • Check input file completeness and register project documents.
  • Prepare basic diagrams, drawing annotations and charts for engineering reports.
  • Record technical meeting notes and log questions for discipline engineers.
  • Complete short calculation assignments with checking and error review.

Requirements

  • Current or completed engineering studies.
  • Basic physics and mathematics and understanding of the chosen engineering discipline.
  • Excel and Word; ability to prepare tables, charts and technical notes.
  • Willingness to follow instructions and share interim results; no work experience required.

Nice to have

  • Coursework project, student research or industrial placement.

Conditions

  • Compensation, scope of engagement and payment arrangements are agreed in the contract before work begins.
  • Schedule, work location and any travel requirements are agreed individually.
  • Contribute to the Amu Darya complex: energy, data centres and useful heat recovery.
  • Supervised assignments, feedback and gradually increasing responsibility.
  • Assignments and expected deliverables reflect the current project development stage.

Key skills

  • Technical documentation
  • Data handling
  • Office software
  • Teamwork
  • Engineering fundamentals

How to apply

Attach your CV and describe your studies, placements or academic projects. Include your availability and area of interest.

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