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Engineering internships in New York

84 open student roles in engineering in New York. They range from internships to co-ops and research. That includes 9 co-ops, 1 research position and 2 part-time roles. 69% list pay or say they are paid. The most common start terms are Summer 2027 and Spring 2027. Employers with the most openings: Constellation Energy, HNTB, SRC, Inc, GlobalFoundries and Moog.

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Bar chart of the 84 open roles on this page by employer: Constellation Energy 8, HNTB 8, SRC, Inc 5, GlobalFoundries 4, Moog 3, Air Force Civilian Career Training 2; 54 more at 42 other employers.
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How many engineering internships in New York are open right now?

84 open engineering internships, co-ops and research roles in New York as of November 11, 2026, from 48 employers.

Which employers are hiring engineering interns in New York?

The employers with the most open engineering roles in New York are Constellation Energy, HNTB, SRC, Inc, GlobalFoundries and Moog, of 48 employers hiring.

Do engineering internships in New York pay?

58 of the 84 open roles (69%) list pay or say they are paid. Listed hourly rates run from $20 to $52.88 an hour.

Where are engineering internships in New York?

The open roles are in New York (23), Syracuse (7), Buffalo (4), Malta (4), Oswego (4) and 41 more places. 1 role can be done remotely.

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Updated November 11, 2026. Listings are collected from public job boards several times a day; always check the posting on the employer's site before applying.