ABOUT OUR OPPORTUNITY

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Our Summer Internships are based at one of Scotland’s largest manufacturing sites – with a business that has already made a commitment and is actively working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its operations in Grangemouth by more than 60% by 2030.

Successful candidates will be contributing from Day 1, working on real projects and gaining invaluable work experience to add to your CV and give you practical examples to draw upon for your final year at University.

An internship with INEOS Grangemouth offers first hand exposure to the manufacturing industry and knowledge on the processes involved. Our summer interns get to see how the engineering concepts and principles taught in university are applied to real projects.

You’ll be embedded into one of our experienced teams, mentored and developed, learning all about our culture and business as well as about your engineering discipline. And in return, while you’re with us, we’ll be getting to know you. So when the time comes to apply for a Graduate position, if you choose INEOS, we’ll know each other a little better.

Our internships will take place over a 12-week period during summer 2026, so if this opportunity excites you please see the under-graduate requirements below.

Please note we may close applications early if we receive a high volume of interest.

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ABOUT YOU

Required:

• Be in your penultimate year of a master’s degree for Chemical Engineering.
• Have ambition and personal motivation.
• Have the ability to work under pressure and with confidence.
• Demonstrate a drive for action, initiative and deliver with a ‘can do’ attitude’.
• Have excellent communication skills.

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WHAT WE OFFER

• Structured project to work on during your 12 weeks
• Paid placement
• Invaluable work experience
• Supportive working & learning environment
• Opportunity to explore INEOS as a future employer

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HOW TO APPLY

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit their CV via our website.

Formal Interview

Successful applicants will then be invited to interview which will consist of behavioural and technical questions.

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