Pacific 2027 Engineering Internship

About the Role

Georgia-Pacific is seeking spring/summer, summer, and summer/fall interns for three to six-month full-time, on-site work opportunities in Toledo, Oregon. These internships may cover engineering, operations, environmental, finance, and other business support functions, based on business needs and candidate interests.

Our Team

Interns will join the team at the Toledo, Oregon Pulp and Paper facility, supporting various departments and cross-functional initiatives. Potential placement areas include Maintenance, Reliability, Project Engineering, Process Engineering, Environmental, Finance, and other business support functions. The Toledo facility manufactures containerboard and is Oregon's largest recycler of wastepaper.

What You Will Do

• Complete meaningful projects aligned with the needs of the assigned department and the intern’s field of study.
• Partner with employees and cross-functional teams to analyze information, solve problems, and identify improvement opportunities.
• Support initiatives related to safety, reliability, maintenance, project execution, process improvement, environmental performance, financial analysis, operational efficiency, quality, production, or cost savings.
• Develop and present recommendations, project results, or other work products to department and mill leaders.
• Learn about the Principle-Based Management culture, participate in team-building and development opportunities, build career connections, and gain exposure to diverse disciplines.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Enrolled in an accredited bachelor’s or master’s degree program.
• Eligible for full-time employment on or before year end of 2028.
• Legal authorization to work permanently in the United States without requiring visa transfer or sponsorship.

Qualifications

• Previous internship, co-op, project, or work experience related to the candidate’s field of study.
• Experience using data, technical knowledge, or business analysis to solve problems and improve results.
• Demonstrated leadership in a business, academic, or social setting while working with diverse groups.

Relevant fields of study may include: Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Industrial, Pulp and Paper, Environmental, or other engineering disciplines; Finance, Accounting, Business; or another relevant field.