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Internship IT - Summer 2027

CompanyMewbourne Oil Company
LocationTyler
Work ModeOn Site
PostedAugust 12, 2026
Internship Information
Core Responsibilities
The intern will provide frontline IT support to employees by troubleshooting hardware, software, and connectivity issues across office and field locations. They will also assist with equipment deployment, ticket management, and collaborate on various IT projects to support business operations.
Internship Type
intern
Company Size
497
Visa Sponsorship
No
Language
English
Working Hours
40 hours
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About The Company
Oil & Gas Exploration and Production Company Established in 1965, Mewbourne Oil Company has grown into one of the more prominent independent oil and natural gas producers in the Anadarko and Permian Basins of Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. The company’s success over the years can be attributed to a conservative approach to the business and a philosophy of managing all phases of operations from “prospect to pipeline”. From the Company’s headquarters in Tyler, Texas, and with its three exploration offices located in Amarillo and Midland, Texas, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, along with four operation offices located in Perryton and Midland, Texas, Woodward, Oklahoma, and Hobbs, New Mexico, Mewbourne Oil Company develops oil and natural gas prospects, acquires leasehold interests, and serves as the operator in the drilling, completion and production of oil and natural gas wells. With over 50 years of experience, the company has focused its efforts on two of this country’s most prolific producing regions, the Anadarko, and Permian Basins. Historically, the Company has emphasized establishing long-life natural gas reserves through the drilling of medium-depth wells between 3,000 and 13,000 feet deep Prospective drill sites generally include field extensions, step-outs, trend plays and other anomalies that are believed to be contiguous to areas where the presence of oil and natural gas has already been established. The company currently operates over 2,500 wells. Mewbourne Oil Company has consistently been successful in attracting and retaining professional talent within the industry and at the university level. Mewbourne also actively recruits for petroleum engineering, geology, and petroleum land management students at the university level for summer internships and entry-level positions. We have demonstrated an ability to continue the development of these quality employees and to growth opportunities regardless of the current business cycle the industry experiences
About the Role

Information Technology (IT) Intern

As an Information Technology (IT) Intern at Mewbourne Oil Company, you will gain hands-on experience providing frontline technology support to employees across our office and field locations. Working closely with the IT Helpdesk and other members of the IT team, you will assist employees with hardware, software, connectivity, mobile device, and other day-to-day technology needs.

This internship provides practical experience in troubleshooting technical issues, preparing and deploying computers and other equipment, supporting user accounts and applications, and helping ensure employees have the technology they need to work effectively. Interns will learn how a professional IT support organization manages incidents and service requests, documents solutions, escalates issues, and delivers responsive customer service.

While the primary focus of the internship is Helpdesk and end-user support, interns will also have opportunities to work with and learn from other areas of IT, including networking, cybersecurity, business applications, data and analytics, and infrastructure. This broader exposure will help interns understand how the different functions within IT work together to support the company.

Interns are encouraged to ask questions, take ownership of assignments, develop relationships with employees throughout the company, and build both the technical and customer-service skills required for a successful career in information technology.

Key Learning Opportunities

  • Provide frontline Helpdesk support for employees across multiple office and field locations.
  • Troubleshoot common hardware, software, connectivity, printing, mobile device, and peripheral issues.
  • Assist with the setup, configuration, deployment, replacement, and maintenance of laptops, desktops, monitors, mobile devices, and other IT equipment.
  • Assist with employee onboarding and offboarding activities, including equipment preparation, account access, and technology orientation.
  • Create, update, track, and resolve Helpdesk tickets while learning effective incident and service-request management practices.
  • Work directly with employees to diagnose technology issues, communicate solutions, and provide a positive customer-service experience.
  • Install and support commonly used business applications and assist users with application-related issues.
  • Document technical solutions, support procedures, equipment configurations, and recurring issues to improve Helpdesk efficiency and knowledge sharing.
  • Learn when and how to escalate issues to networking, cybersecurity, application support, infrastructure, and other IT specialists.
  • Gain exposure to cybersecurity practices, identity and access management, endpoint security, networking, cloud technologies, and enterprise business applications.
  • Assist with IT projects related to workstation deployments, technology upgrades, inventory management, process improvement, and operational efficiency.
  • Collaborate with employees in Accounting, Engineering, Land, Geology, Operations, and other departments to understand their technology needs and how IT supports the business.
  • Complete a summer project and present findings and recommendations to company leadership.

What Makes Mewbourne's Internship Unique

Mewbourne Oil Company provides IT interns with the opportunity to work directly with employees and technology in a real-world business environment. Rather than simply observing, interns become active members of the IT team and gain practical experience solving problems, supporting users, deploying technology, and contributing to projects.

Because IT supports employees across both office and field operations, interns gain exposure to a wide range of technologies and business functions while developing the technical, communication, and problem-solving skills required for a career in IT. The internship also provides opportunities to interact with experienced professionals throughout the IT organization and learn about potential career paths beyond the Helpdesk.

 


Key Skills
Helpdesk supportTroubleshootingHardware maintenanceSoftware installationConnectivity supportMobile device managementTechnical documentationCustomer serviceIncident managementNetwork supportCybersecurity awarenessIdentity and access managementEndpoint securityCloud technologiesInventory managementIT infrastructure
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