Engineer Internship
Constellium
This job at a glance
- Who can apply
- New grads and up to 1 year
- Must know
- CAD
- Work
- On-site in Greater Florence-Muscle Shoals · internship
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Skill demand
- CAD26%of 100 similar entry-level jobs posted in the US this week
- Listed
- Oct 28, 2026 · still open
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About the Role
Constellium Muscle Shoals is seeking up to 4 Engineering Interns for 2026. This role provides support for projects directly linked to the manufacturing and production of Constellium's products.
Job Roles and Team Exposure
The Engineering Intern will work with an assigned mentor and gain exposure to:
- The Mechanical Engineering team
- One or more of the 5 manufacturing units: Recycling, Casting, Hot Rolling, Cold Rolling & Sheet Finishing
- Process Engineers, Managers, Supervisors, Operators & Technicians, Maintenance, Engineering, Plant-wide Mechanical Technicians
This role offers insight into various engineering career paths.
Key Responsibilities
Responsibilities will likely include:
- Collaborating with an assigned team to complete tasks and project development.
- Executing definition, drawing, and specification development.
- Brainstorming new designs and testing designs in a controlled environment or in the field.
- Creating CAD drawings.
- Taking field measurements and analyzing blueprints.
- Working with vendors for quotes and timelines.
Qualifications
- Applicants must be actively pursuing a degree in an Engineering field.
About Constellium Muscle Shoals
Constellium Muscle Shoals is a major aluminum sheet supplier for the packaging and automotive markets, with 1,300 employees. The plant encompasses 114 acres and includes five casting units, hot and cold rolling mills, and a slitting and finishing center. It produces aluminum sheet for beverage cans and automotive coils. The Muscle Shoals recycling center is capable of recycling the equivalent of 20 billion aluminum cans annually. Components produced by Constellium are found in products for major aerospace and defense companies.