Engineering Intern

Remote

Employer:

Description

Description

The Engineering Intern will provide dedicated support to the Central Engineering group on a variety of projects related to the manufacturing of building construction materials. The area of focus could be the membrane, insulation, or metals divisions depending on what division contains the best opportunity for support. As time nears the start of the internship, the employer's goal will be to identify a project that meets the intern's field of study and allows for limitless results during their internship. Common engineering focuses are listed below.

Analyzing and evaluating existing manufacturing equipment and processes
Working with project management and communication tools
Developing problem statements and project ideation to address known issues or objectives
Designing, specifying, quoting, and installation of new equipment or processes
Improving operations through automation and Industry 4.0 tools

Essential Duties & Responsbilities

Work in a team environment; effective team member
Field work such as evaluating or information gathering, may include travel to remote facilities with a mentor
Attend design review and project meetings
Use of Autodesk design software such as Inventor and AutoCAD
Excellent time management skills and work ethic
Support Engineering Department on project work
Document work performed
Communicate needs to vendors for quoting

Time Worked & Travel:

Hours Worked: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. | 40 hours/week
Maximum of 1 week of travel per internship to support project related work.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Used

Clear (non-tinted), Gasketed Safety Glasses
Steel-Toe Shoes
High-Visibility Safety Vest

Minimum Requirements & Qualifications

Candidate pursuing an undergraduate degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Controls, Electro-Mechanical, or Mechatronics Engineering.
A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required.
Candidate should have strong written and oral communication skills.

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