Rotational Engineering Program

Job Description

Rotational Engineer | Ebara Elliott Energy

The Tone:
This is a full-time, two-year rotational engineering program at Ebara Elliott Energy, primarily located in Jeannette, PA with one field rotation. Ebara Elliott Energy introduces new engineering talent through a comprehensive development program spanning three of its largest business units. This program is designed to provide new engineering graduates with a comprehensive on-boarding and training experience, introducing them to the rotating equipment industry and various engineering processes.

The TL;DR
• Role: Rotational Engineer
• Type: Full-time
• Location: In-person primarily Jeannette, PA with one field rotation in locations like Houston, TX

• Mission: To introduce new engineering talent into the organization, providing a comprehensive understanding of the rotating equipment industry, product lines, and engineering processes from application to aftermarket service.

What You’ll Actually Do
• Complete Assignments: Undertake three approximately seven-month rotational assignments across different business units and engineering career paths.
• Apply Engineering Principles: Execute engineering assignments, applying theoretical knowledge, standard techniques, and procedures consistent with entry-level engineering roles.
• Gain Industry Knowledge: Develop a comprehensive understanding of the rotating equipment industry, product lines, and various engineering processes from application to aftermarket service.
• Collaborate and Learn: Work with a Buddy mentor, an experienced engineer, who provides guidance throughout the program.
• Support Business Units: Contribute to projects in areas such as applications, manufacturing operations, process innovation, and technical/field service.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Entry-level candidates on track to obtain a four-year engineering degree from an accredited institution between Spring 2026 and Spring 2027.
• Experience: Demonstrated success across academic study in engineering disciplines.
• Skills: Willingness to travel for field and service shop assignments for up to seven months, excellent computer skills including word processing and spreadsheet applications, and outstanding verbal and written communications skills.
• Bonus: Preferred fields of study include mechanical engineering; however, chemical, aerospace, industrial, or electrical engineering degrees will also be considered. Candidates should possess a strong mechanical aptitude and demonstrate good basic work habits, dependability, and an ability to learn quickly and adapt to dynamic work environments.