As an Internship Controls Engineer, you will likely assist with programming and testing control systems, troubleshooting automation equipment, and supporting ongoing engineering projects under the supervision of experienced team members. You might help design control logic, document system configurations, and participate in commissioning activities for new machinery or process improvements. Additionally, you can expect to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, and technicians, gaining exposure to real-world industrial environments. This hands-on experience helps build your technical skills and prepares you for more advanced engineering roles after your internship.