r/ChemicalEngineering May 19 '25

Job Search ExxonMobil Internship

I really want an ExxonMobil internship. I'm going to be a junior, and I have a 3.94 GPA, was a TA for chem 1 and 2, and had prior work experience in project management. I am doing research in fluid dynamics and electrokinetics, although I am trying to pursue other research opportunities because I don't like it, and I am going to be an officer for AIChE at my school (American Institute of Chemical Engineers). How likely am I to get an internship, and what do I need to do to get one?

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u/peasNmayo May 19 '25

Check if Exxon comes to your schools job fair (if they have one.) That's probably your best shot if so.

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u/Exxists May 19 '25

This is it. Unfortunately they don’t hire from as many schools as they used to. If they don’t come to your school, you can look into attending another school’s career fair. Schools I know they hire from, Texas, A&M, GT, Florida, Cornell, MIT, LSU, Auburn, some others. Believe Michigan, OH State, Texas Tech. Also conferences like SWE, NSBE, SHPE.

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u/EladdiBugatti May 19 '25

Okay, thank you, that's a great starting point for sure. I never thought about attending another school's career fair.