Mechanical Engineer - Summer Placement

Cundall

Feb 5, 2024

Applications are closed

Internship
Full-time
Summer Internship
Engineering
Dublin

Requirements

On track to achieve a 2:1 or above
Working towards a degree in Mechanical or Building Services Engineering.
Preferably be in your second or third year of study
Have a passion for improving the built environment
Be interested in design and, in particular, sustainable design principles

Responsibilities

We are looking for a Mechanical Engineering student to join our team in Dublin for a paid Summer Placement. It is an excellent opportunity for you to gain some work experience supporting with future university studies.
Under the guidance of our team of experienced engineers, we’ll equip you to undertake detailed mechanical building services engineering design and analysis, define and translate clients’ needs into designs for buildings, facilities and services (ventilation, cooling and air conditioning, heating systems and more) - all with sustainability at the forefront of the design.
Working closely with colleagues across our multi-disciplinary practice, you’ll provide specialist consultancy input on projects across a wide range of sectors including education, healthcare, workplace, retail and critical systems (data centres).

Cundall

Global multi-disciplinary consulting engineers

Real Estate

Industry

1001-5000

Employees

1976

Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Cundall is a company that offers multidisciplinary engineering consultancy services in the construction and built environment industry. They specialise in providing sustainable building design, civil engineering, and infrastructure solutions. Cundall's ultimate goal is to create innovative and sustainable engineering designs that positively impact the environment, society, and the economy. Their purpose revolves around delivering high-quality and forward-thinking engineering solutions to their clients, aiming to contribute to a more sustainable and resilient built environment. They strive to address complex engineering challenges, promote energy efficiency, and support sustainable development practices, ultimately driving positive change in the construction industry.