Intern – Plant Dynamic Simulation Engineer – 2026
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Baker Hughes in Firenze
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The Baker Hughes Internship is designed to enable students either pursuing a Bachelors’ or Masters’ degree or recently graduated to gain hands‑on work experience as the foundation of their professional lives. Our internships will give you first‑hand insights into the processes, systems, and practices that are aligned to ensure customer needs are met through flawless execution and the application of leading‑edge technology.
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You’ll participate in focused training, and team meetings, work on projects, and present your results. During your internship, you will be supported by a buddy and your manager who will ensure you have a valuable learning experience. You can expect to receive coaching and mentoring to enable you to complete assignments and projects to develop your learning and skillset.
You will also have the opportunity to become familiar with the Health, Safety, and Environment (HS&E;)
and culture of Baker Hughes. as well as our strong commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
During the internship, the candidate will define plant process dynamic simulation models (LNG, geothermal, heat pumps, etc.) with the aim of reducing simulation times, using response time acceleration techniques (ex., reduced models) through Machine Learning/AI algorithms, to support the use of Digital Twins for industrial plants.
As an Intern, you will be responsible for:
- Explore & test the capabilities of Commercial SWs already in BH availability in Dynamic Simulation Modeling, among the following: ASPEN Hysys, Unisim, etc.
- Actively Collaborate and participate in Dynamic Simulation development technology in BH, and Control system representation.
- Working as part of a team and communicating effectively with colleagues, engineers, and supervisors to achieve project goals, and identifying and addressing technica