Subsidiaries
Students- MBA Candidates
- Why DTE Energy
- Hiring Process
We offer college undergraduates the opportunity to train and work in a dynamic, diverse and challenging environment. Several hundred students currently participate in our Cooperative Education and Internship Programs each semester.
About the program
| Cooperative Education | Internship | |
| Goal | To provide students with practical experience related to their major that will enhance and complement their classroom learning. | To provide students with practical experience related to their major that will enhance and complement their classroom learning. |
| Number of Semesters | Two or three semesters interspersed with semesters in school. | One semester, either full-time or part-time. (Summer Time Only) |
| Year in School | Start during late sophomore or early junior year. | All undergraduate levels. |
| Work Assignments | Student assignments often increase in difficulty and responsibility as the student progresses through their college education and the student may work in different functional areas. | Students will work in the same position at the same level of difficulty throughout their work assignment. |
| Academic Credit | University determines credits. Students may receive a transcript notation for zero credit hours that maintains their status as a full-time student. A small percentage may receive credit from their department. | Interns are usually recruited outside of involving the school. Credits are not applied in most cases. |
What we're looking for
We're looking for motivated, energetic students pursuing degrees in …
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Locations around the region
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How to Apply
If you are interested in applying, use our online application system. We encourage you to first review the How to Apply Online page before beginning the online application process.
Check back regularly to review any new co-op and internship positions that are available.
If you have questions regarding our co-op and internship programs, please e-mail our Co-op and Internship Program Staff.
Engineering Students Meet & Greet at DTE Energy
DTE Energy’s Student Co-op Program is looking for talented engineering students to fill a variety of co-op positions. The company is hosting a Meet & Greet for prospective candidates Wed., Nov. 30 from 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. at its downtown Detroit headquarters.
To be considered for an invitation to this event, candidates must be enrolled full-time in an associate’s, bachelors or master’s degree program in electrical, computer, mechanical, or chemical engineering. Candidates must have a minimum 2.7 GPA and available to work two rotational or back-to-back semesters full -time. There is no specific experience level required; however, industry/ internship experience is a plus.
During the Meet & Greet, attendees will have an opportunity to learn about the co-op program, the engineering industry, and hear from a variety of managers and supervisors from several engineering departments. Most importantly, students will interact with managers to discuss their co-op needs and opportunities.
Interested candidates must send their resume and contact information to dteco-op@dteenergy.com by Fri., Nov 18. The 75 students invited to attend the event will be notified via e-mail by November 21.
In addition, those selected and invited back for co-op interviews will need to be available Fri., Dec. 9.
DTE Energy is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.
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