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We believe architecture is more than designing buildings, it's about providing solutions to ... A minimum of 5 years professional or internship experience preparing details, specifications and ...

... grounding designs. * Gain knowledge of ABB products and their operation - MCC, SWGR, VFD ... op, internship, or entry level roles; exposure to electrical equipment or power systems is an ...

This role is meant for a summer, co-op or internship student. In this role, you will be the first ... This is a hands-on position designed to build technical skills in a corporate environment. Key ...

This entry-level sales role is designed for individuals eager to learn the full sales cycle, with a ... Must have a Sales Degree/ Certification OR 1-2 years of sales experience (sales internship, sales ...

Delivery Engineer - Canada

Calgary, AB · On-site

CA$80K - CA$120K/yr

... delivery, while designing and implementing innovative integration solutions that meet both ... internships, or project experience is a plus. Benefits 1. Health Insurance, PTO, stock option 2. ...

An internship as a coop student in the Equipment Financing team at National Bank means acting as a ... This opportunity is designed for someone who wants to learn by doing, understand how financing ...

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Designer Internship information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a designer intern, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Designer Intern, you need a strong foundation in design principles, creativity, and proficiency with visual communication supported by relevant coursework or a portfolio. Familiarity with design software such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) or Figma is typically expected. Strong collaboration, openness to feedback, and effective communication are valuable soft skills for this role. These skills and qualities are crucial to produce impactful designs, learn quickly in a team environment, and contribute meaningfully to projects.

What types of projects and responsibilities can I expect during a designer internship?

As a Designer Intern, you’ll typically work on a variety of projects, such as assisting with the creation of digital assets, contributing to branding materials, or participating in user interface design. Interns often collaborate closely with senior designers and cross-functional teams, gaining hands-on experience through real client briefs and internal initiatives. You may also be involved in brainstorming sessions, design reviews, and learning to use industry-standard tools. This exposure will help you build a strong portfolio while developing practical skills in a fast-paced, creative environment.

What is the difference between Designer Internship vs Graphic Design Assistant?

AspectDesigner InternshipGraphic Design Assistant
Required CredentialsEnrolled in or recent graduate of design-related programsExperience or education in graphic design, often entry-level
Work EnvironmentInternship programs, often in creative agencies or companiesSupport role within design teams, often in offices or remote
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by companies to train and evaluate future designersUsed by organizations to assist with ongoing design projects

In summary, a Designer Internship is typically a temporary, educational position for students or recent graduates to gain experience, while a Graphic Design Assistant is a support role for entry-level professionals assisting with ongoing design tasks. Both roles are common in creative industries but serve different stages of career development.

What is a designer internship?

Designer internships are temporary positions that allow students or recent graduates to gain practical experience working with professional design teams. These internships offer hands-on exposure to various design processes, such as graphic design, product design, or UI/UX design, depending on the company. Interns often assist with real projects, learn industry-standard tools, and receive mentorship from experienced designers. The goal is to help interns build their portfolios, develop professional skills, and establish connections in the design industry.
What are the most commonly searched types of Designer jobs in Alberta? The most popular types of Designer jobs in Alberta are:
Infographic showing various Designer Internship job openings in Alberta as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 8% Internship, 1% As Needed, 65% Full Time, 24% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 86% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 13% Remote job distribution.

Junior Piping Stress Engineer

Vista Projects Limited

Calgary, AB • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 29 days ago


Job description

What Vista Does

Vista Projects is an integrated engineering firm who has been solving complex challenges in the energy industry since 1985. We are innovators at our core. We continually find better, smarter ways to design and deliver oil and gas projects, and we are proud to be contributing on some of the most exciting low-carbon and synthetic fuel developments in the North America. For our people, that means meaningful, varied work and a real chance to shape how modern engineering gets done.
We are innovators in the energy industry. We actively find ways to improve how oil and gas projects are designed and delivered, and we are contributing to some remarkable low-carbon and synthetic fuel developments; including electro sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) and gas-to-liquids (GTL) projects. We are headquartered in Calgary and maintain a satellite office in Houston.

Why We Do It

The world needs energy, and better engineering makes the projects that deliver it safer, more efficient and more sustainable. Our multi-discipline teams have designed some of the most challenging and successful projects in the North American energy sector, from early-stage studies and pilots to large-scale commercial expansions. We take pride in doing that work well, and just as much pride in continuously improving how we do it.

What You Would Do in This Role

We are seeking a Junior Piping Stress Engineer to support piping stress analysis activities on oil and gas EPC projects. This role is ideal for an early-career engineer looking to develop technical expertise in piping stress analysis and local stress evaluation while working under the guidance of experienced senior and lead stress engineers. You will contribute to engineering deliverables during FEED and detailed design and gain initial exposure to construction and field support in a multidisciplinary environment.

  • Model piping systems and equipment for static and basic equivalent dynamic loading conditions using CAESAR II and AutoPIPE stress analysis software
  • Perform flexibility analyses for critical piping systems to ensure system integrity and compliance with ASME B31.3 Code
  • Calculate sustained, expansion and occasional (wind, seismic, relief, etc.) stress, thermal displacement, operating and hydrotest loads.
  • Select appropriate pipe supports such as shoes, guides, line stops, hangers, base supports, trunnions, dummy supports.
  • Support local stress evaluations using tools such as NozzlePro, including:
    • Basic nozzle load checks
    • Pipe wall stress checks at welded attachments (e.g., shoes, trunnions, base supports)
    • Compile and update stress reports
  • Coordinate with piping and CSA designers to help resolve stress-related pipe support issues
  • Review vendor drawings and data sheets for assigned piping systems
  • Participate in interdisciplinary design reviews and learning sessions
  • Prepare and maintain and organize engineering records and models
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering (or equivalent)
  • Engineer-in-Training (EIT) or eligible for registration in Alberta
  • 0–4 years of piping stress or mechanical engineering experience
  • Basic knowledge of piping codes and standards (ASME B31 series, CSA Z662)
  • Exposure to CAESAR II and/or AutoPIPE (academic or early professional experience)
  • Exposure to or interest in learning FEA tools such as NozzlePro
  • Willingness to learn static and dynamic analysis concepts
  • Strong analytical and organizational skills, attention to detail
  • Proficient in MS Office tools and Revu Bluebeam
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Self-motivated and efficient with time management
  • Awareness of applicable codes and industry standards
Preferred
  • Co-op, internship, or early-career experience in oil & gas or EPC projects
  • Familiarity with piping design components, drawings and 3D models
  • Interest in developing specialization in piping stress engineering
Why People Like VistaWe do not just say we're a great place to work, our people do. Vista has been recognized by Great Place to Work as one of the Best Workplaces in Canada, a Best Workplace for Mental Health, and a Best Workplace for Women. These awards are earned through confidential surveys completed by our own team, so they reflect how people here actually feel and not just how we choose to describe ourselves.
What our people value most is how we work together. You will join experienced leaders and mentors who are genuinely invested in your growth, in teams built around collaboration rather than silos. We hire capable people, trust them to do their best work, and treat them as people rather than employee numbers. We are proud of the culture this creates, and we work hard to protect it as we grow.
Vista is also a place for people who like to make this better. If you are energized by innovating, by questioning how things are done and by helping vista continuously improve, you will be in good company. We back that work with strong, modern project systems run by people who know how to get the most from them, but it is our people, not our tools, that make Vista what it is.What We OfferAn opportunity with Vista is more than a job. It is the chance to do challenging meaningful work alongside talented and supportive colleagues who want to see you succeed.Vista offers all employees
  • A challenging and rewarding work environment where you will contribute to meaningful projects across the energy industry
  • Talented, collaborative colleagues who are invested in one another's success
  • The chance to work alongside some of the sharpest minds in the industry, where your ideas are heard and innovation is part of how we actually work, not just something we say.
  • A strong value-based philosophy that provides an informal, close-knit team environment, where you and your family feel like a part of our organization, and not just an employee number
  • Competitive compensation and benefits, including a performance-linked variable pay program
  • Company-sponsored social events and team sports
  • Half-day Fridays and free parking
  • An organization that values and encourages diversity
How to Apply

Please complete the application form below and include a cover letter concisely demonstrating how your skills and experience align with our job posting. By submitting this application, you consent to our Privacy Policy, and you consent to receive transactional electronic messages from Vista and third parties acting on our behalf.
Note: As part of the interview process there will be a technical testing component that will take up to two hours and can be completed at home on your own timeline. Candidates may be required to complete a security clearance procedure prior to receiving an offer.

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