RAVENSWOOD
West Virginia
RAVENSWOOD
West Virginia
Job Opportunities
Are you ready to gain actual professional experience in the work place? Constellium’s internship/Co-Op program is proud to provide you real life experience and projects that will grow your skillset and help you stand out amongst your peers. The program involves working with multiple departments, developmental opportunities, and intern outings for networking opportunities. The goal is bringing you on full-time so if you are looking to grow with a company that is willing to invest in you as an individual then don’t miss out on this opportunity.
About the Location
With over 1,100 employees, Constellium’s plant in Ravenswood, West Virginia, is one of the world’s largest rolled products facilities, offering customers the most powerful plate stretchers in the world, as well as one of the largest cold rolling mills. Built in 1957, the plant houses 62 acres (about 250,900 m²) of production facilities, and is one of the top 50 businesses in West Virginia.
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The Electrical Engineering Intern would work for one of the engineers in one of our manufacturing units at Ravenswood, WV facility. This role provides exposure to work with a wide variety of roles within and outside of the facility.
Electrical Engineering Intern
$20-24/hour
Responsibilities
Their main project would involve a cross-functional team that would like likely include several of the following groups:
- The rest of the engineering team
- One or more of our 4 manufacturing units (casting, hot rolling, coil processing, or plate)
- Process Engineers
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Operators & technicians
- Automated Systems Group
- Maintenance
- Central Engineering
This provides insight to several different career paths engineers can take.
Requirements
- Sophomore or Junior class standing
- Majoring in electrical engineering
Structure for Opportunities
- Duration – 3-month summer internship
- Flexible start and finish, paid company housing (very limited spots though)
Metallurgical
Engineering Intern
$20-24/hour
Responsibilities
Their main project would involve a cross-functional team that would like likely include several of the following groups:
- The rest of the quality group
- One or more of our 4 manufacturing units (casting, hot rolling, coil processing, or plate)
- Process Engineers
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Operators & technicians
- Our research center and/or outside laboratories
- Sales or Customer Application Engineers
- Central Engineering
- IT or Automated Systems Specialists
- Supply Chain
This provides insight to several different career paths metallurgists can take.
Requirements
- Sophomore or Junior class standing
- Majoring in metallurgy, materials science, or chemical engineering
- Experience with:
- industry testing methods (tensile, fatigue, corrosion)
- Structured problem solving
- Research
- Trial/experiment design & implementation
- Analytical analysis
- Presenting and communicating results
- Establishing process controls
Benefits
- Generous relocation packages
- Employee Referral Programs
- 401(k) retirement plans with generous company contributions
- Robust healthcare plans with low-cost dental and vision insurance
- 80% education reimbursement and partnerships with University and Trade Schools
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The Material Science Engineering Intern would work for one of the metallurgist in the Process Development Metallurgy section of the Quality Department at Ravenswood. This role provides exposure to work with a wide variety of roles within and outside of the facility.
Constellium Ravenswood produces plate, sheet, and coil products for aerospace, defense, transportation, marine, and industrial uses. As the global leader in aluminium aerospace technology, we specialize in high performance plates and sheets that bring cost benefits to space programs and military and commercial aircraft. Our pre-machining and custom designed components can be found in products for Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Lockheed Martin, NASA, and others.
Capabilities
Casting: The casthouse specializes in high-purity casting for the aerospace plate market, as well as casting for transportation, industry, and defense products. The casting department consists of five DC furnace complexes with capacities from 40 to 100 metric tons, capable of producing both coil and plate products. The casthouse can produce large aerospace ingots, 300” (762 cm) in length with cross-sections of 24” x 80”.
Hot mill: One of the most powerful and versatile in the industry, the Ravenswood hot mill produces a variety of specifications for aerospace and general engineering plate, along with wide coil for transportation markets. The hot rolling operations consist of 28 furnaces, one scalper, one saw, two reversing mills, three shears, and one five-stand finishing mill.
Plate shop: The plate shop is a leading center in the industry. With one of the world’s largest stretchers coupled to the heat treatment furnaces, Ravenswood provides production capabilities not found anywhere else, and delivers unique products to our customers. The plate shop consists of 19 production centers supported by 23 cranes.
Cold mill: The cold mill is one of the industry’s widest, with a rare feature of backup roll bending. The mill produces an array of thicknesses and widths for our transportation and marine markets. The cold rolling shop consists of four-stand and five-stand mills, a heavy gauge slitter, a wide tension leveling line, 14 coil annealing furnaces, six finishing annealing furnaces, and external convertors for additional finishing operations.