• Springfield, OR
• Albany, OR
• Valliant, OK
• Campti, LA

• Chemical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Undergraduate

Graduate

Interns work in the chips, pulping, recast, recovery, OCC and paper machine areas of the linerboard mills. Assignments include data collection and analysis, process modeling and simulation, process troubleshooting and control implementation.

Send resume and cover letter to:

The Cellulose Fibers, Paper and Packaging Associates program is designed to quickly develop technically competent manufacturing leaders for our business. The program currently includes approximately 25 Associates per year. Associates may be placed at any of the 20 U.S. primary mills for their initial 18 to 24 months. After successfully completing the Associate program, you can expect to be placed at one of our 20 primary U.S. mills. Your flexibility in being open to relocate is critical to your career development in this program.

The 18 primary U.S. manufacturing locations include:

• Pine Hill, Ala.
• New Bern, N.C.
• Oxnard, Calif.
• Valliant, Okla.
• Oglethorpe, Ga.
• Albany, Ore.
• Port Wentworth, Ga
• Springfield, Ore.
• Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Johnsonburg, Pa.
• Hawesville, Ky.
• Kingsport, Tenn.
• Henderson, Ky.
• Bennettsville, S.C.
• Campti, La.
• Longview, Wash.
• Columbus, Miss.
• Rothschild, Wis.

• Chemical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Paper Science Engineering
• Process Control Engineering

Associates are matched to a mentor to assist in their professional development. Goal-setting, Individual Development Plans, and Performance Feedback are a part of the Associate's training and expectations.

Click on the link below to see the available internship opportunities. Apply by clicking on the "Apply Online" button located in the job description.

Job Search

This program creates an opportunity to experience the entire capital project process. Our primary goals for this engineering internship are to identify high potential undergraduate engineering students and hire successful interns upon graduation as qualified entry-level engineers.

Internship assignments

Approximately five hires per year (including returning interns)

Application deadline varies each year (but is usually in the first part of February for the following summer)

Three-month summer internships

May or June

• Engineering offices in:
  • Federal Way (WA)
  • Charlotte (NC)
  • Albany (OR)
  • Portland (OR)
• Construction sites located across the U.S.

• Civil/Structural Engineering (emphasis on Structural)
• Construction Management
• Electrical (Power) Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Process Control

Undergraduate

Strong preference for minimum of 3.0 cumulative overall

• Attends an institution accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)
• Eligible to work for at least one summer before graduation
• Has permanent right to work in the United States
• Willing to relocate for the summer if necessary
• Possesses excellent interpersonal, teaming, and communication skills

This program creates an opportunity to experience the entire capital project process. The intern will work alongside some of the top engineers in the industry while gaining exposure to careers in design engineering, project engineering, and/or construction.

Applications for this internship may be submitted at www.ywoodu.com from October 1, 2007 until the application deadline of February 1, 2008. (Scroll down the web page and select Discover our Internships and then Job Search.)