SLB is seeking a motivated, curious, and hands-on undergraduate or master's student to join our Nisku team as a Maintenance Operations Intern. This role offers an exceptional early-career opportunity to gain exposure to real product development, equipment diagnostics, and maintenance-driven engineering activities. You will support initiatives ranging from failure analysis and quality checks to assisting in the development of new SLB technologies for our Artificial Lift business line. This is a unique environment where interns learn how cutting-edge products are designed, tested, and prepared for the field. We are looking for someone proactive, mechanically inclined, and eager to immerse themselves in practical problem-solving with a collaborative technical team. If you are ready to learn, contribute, and experience the real-world side of SLB's technology, this internship will be a great launchpad for your career.

Come join SLB and be part of one of the world's most diverse and inclusive groups of industry experts. A global technology company driving energy innovation for a balanced planet. Together, we create groundbreaking technology that unlocks access to energy while reducing environmental impact. For more information about SLB, please visit www.slb.com.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Support the Maintenance Engineering team with daily tasks such as failure analysis, equipment assessments, troubleshooting, and basic documentation.
• Assist with new product development activities for the Artificial Lift business line, including procurement requests and basic QC checks.
• Participate in hands-on shop activities as needed, including inspections, testing, or evaluation of mechanical components.
• Work closely with maintenance engineers, planners, and sourcing teams to support ongoing operations.
• Collaborate with local technical experts and broader organizational teams as required.
• Gain hands-on training and mentorship from experienced maintenance engineers.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's (second year or higher) or master's student in Mechanical, Electrical, or related engineering disciplines.
• Strong mechanical aptitude, as well as strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Self-motivated, proactive, and able to deliver tasks on time with minimal supervision.
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively across diverse groups.
• Must be legally authorized to work and reside in Canada without company sponsorship

Schlumberger Canada Limited is committed to workplace diversity and employment equity and supports initiatives to enhance employment opportunities for local workforces and Indigenous Persons.

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